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working hypothesis

 

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Definition:

A working hypothesis is a temporary assumption or idea that is used as a basis for further investigation or research.

Senses:

Sense 1:

In scientific research, a working hypothesis refers to a preliminary explanation or theory that is subject to testing and modification.

Example sentence:

Scientists formulated a working hypothesis to explain the observed phenomena and designed experiments to gather data and test its validity.

Sense 2:

In everyday life, a working hypothesis can be an educated guess or provisional assumption made to guide one's actions or decision-making process.

Example sentence:

As a starting point, she formed a working hypothesis that the project would be more successful if completed within a shorter timeframe.

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