hyp
- noun
- /hɪp/
- Jargon
- Before conducting the experiment, she carefully formulated her hyp.
Examples
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The professor asked the students to write a hyp for their science project.
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In the report, the hyp was clearly stated at the beginning.
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The hyp was proven incorrect after the experiment.
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Researchers often propose a hyp before conducting studies.
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Before conducting the experiment, she carefully formulated her hyp.
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In the report, the hyp was clearly stated at the beginning.
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Researchers often propose a hyp before conducting studies.
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Etymology
Hyp can also be a short form of hypothesis, from Greek parts hypo- 'under' and -thesis 'a placing' or 'a statement'. A helpful way to remember is that a hyp is an idea you 'place under' test, so it is the guess you check in an experiment.