theory in Greek
theory in Greek is θεωρία — theory means a set of ideas that explains facts or phenomena and has been supported by evidence.
theory in Greek
θεωρία
Pronounced: theoria
What does "theory" mean?
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noun A set of ideas that explains facts or phenomena and has been supported by evidence.
"The theory of gravity explains why objects fall towards the ground."
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noun A personal guess or unproven idea about why something happened.
"I have a theory that the cat is hiding because of the thunder."
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noun The underlying principles of a subject, as distinct from its practical application.
"In theory the plan should work, but we have never tried it in practice."
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theory in a sentence
- The theory of gravity explains why objects fall towards the ground.
- Darwin's theory of evolution is supported by extensive evidence.
- I have a theory that the cat is hiding because of the thunder.
- Her theory about the missing keys turned out to be wrong.
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What is "theory" in Greek?
"theory" in Greek is θεωρία. theory means: A set of ideas that explains facts or phenomena and has been supported by evidence.
How do you pronounce θεωρία?
"theory" in Greek is θεωρία, pronounced "theoria".
How do you use "theory" in a sentence?
Example: "The theory of gravity explains why objects fall towards the ground." In Greek, "theory" is θεωρία.
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