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- v. present participle of extrapolate.
Examples
“By extrapolating from the census findings, the team worked out the odds of a star being orbited by smaller planets than those they could detect.”
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“The fiction is based on extrapolating from the known facts of today's physics, chemistry, astronomy, etc.”
“Clearly there are great problems in extrapolating anything from this and I do not mean to but the difference is striking.”
“So extrapolating from the research, having had oral sex with more than 6 partners would raise the annual risk of oral cancer in a male to 48 per 100,000.”
““Great, another loopy novelist in the Inkwell, extrapolating from a random headline in a trade journal,” you say.”
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“I mean, never mind that she could’ve been relying on metonymy in extrapolating the class (” really classy sites”) from a single instance (” TMZ”)!”
“That’s another error of wrongly extrapolating from a single anomaly to a bigger pattern.”
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““[T] he greater number” of Amersham’s ads were true, though some were false in extrapolating beyond the results of reliable, well-controlled studies.”
“I’m extrapolating from a small sample of people I’ve met who are refugees from behind the Iron Curtain — including one family who changed their name to “McCarthy” when they got here, in honor of the Tailgunner — and the people I met when I ventured into the Soviet Bloc during the era of ‘detente’.”
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“In New Jersey, extrapolating from the other racial categories, the best estimate for the Asian vote (which comprised 4% of the Democratic total) suggests 59%-41%, in Hillary’s favor.”
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Math in motion.
calculating, adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing, figuring, estimating, accounting, approximating, averaging, counting, factoring and 16 more...
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illation, finite, edify, abide, abrade, vouch, amiss, vociferate, perusing, techantiquery, rigamarole, holon and 615 more...
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poignant, connotation, commensurate, amid, Cataclysmic, relish, dynamism, corroborate, alighted, albeit, extrapolating, remnants and 2 more...
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