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      hypothetical
      noun
      A possible or hypothetical situation or proposition
      adjective
      Based upon a hypothesis; conjectural.
      (philosophy) conditional; contingent upon some hypothesis/antecedent.
      Roots
      hupohypo- · Greek · under, belowtithemi-thet · Greek · place, put
      Synonyms for hypothetical
      hypotheticadjsupposititiousadjsuppositionaladjconjecturaladjtheoreticaladjsuppositiveadjnotionaladjhypothesizedvsupposedadjspeculativeadj
      Words related to hypothetical
      suppositiousadjhypotheticallyadvcounterfactualadjhypothesisnhypothesizingvtheoreticadjhypothesesnhypothesizervimaginaryadjscenariosnhypothesizesvsuppositionnsupposalntheoreticallyadvconjecturenconjecturableadjconjecturernplausibleadjconjecturallyadvpostulatingvprobabilisticadjplausiblenessnprobableadjprobabilisticallyadvpositnfictionaladjprobabilityntheorynfictiveadjpresumptiveadj

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      The word hypothetical breaks down into 2 roots of Greek origin: hypo-, from Greek hupo (“under, below”); and -thet, from Greek tithemi (“place, put”). Explore each root to see other English words built from the same source.

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