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Meanings of extrapolate in English
Portuguese
concluir Spanish
generalizar Portuguese
interpolar Catalan
interpolar Synonyms
Examples for "interpolate"
Examples for "interpolate"
1
And here I may perhaps be allowed to interpolate another personal recollection.
2
Let me here interpolate another good story in connexion with Mr. Ramsey.
3
When men interpolate, it is because they believe their interpolation seriously needed.
4
Adam is supposed to have lived in a garden, I ventured to interpolate.
5
It is pretty evident that they have no GENERAL tendency to interpolate 'things.'
Usage of extrapolate in English
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Maven's observations should be able to extrapolate back in time, Jakosky said.
2
The statistics agency uses mortgage rates to extrapolate changes in residential rents.
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Direct count surveys are not considered reliable, and trends difficult to extrapolate.
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But to extrapolate his unfortunate fate into something larger is distinctly premature.
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We can extrapolate somewhat from the post-1945 growth of the intelligence agencies.
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And from there we were able to extrapolate out to other info.
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If we somewhat shakily extrapolate these figures, let's see what we get.
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She had to extrapolate, lest she leave the soul bare, without passion.
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Beyond that point, experts will only be able to extrapolate where it goes.
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For far too many things for him to extrapolate right now.
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The robot needs to extrapolate data to determine where it needs to go.
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FUTURIST Futurists analyse the present and extrapolate to make predictions for the future.
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One can extrapolate from the available figures but without any degree of certainty.
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Shawcross's abstract sculptures extrapolate with mathematical inevitability like the structures that underlie nature.
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Given sufficient end points, perhaps I can extrapolate the beginnings.
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Findings in rodent models are consequently often difficult to extrapolate to human clinical trials.
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Translations for extrapolate
Spanish
Catalan
Extrapolate through the time
Extrapolate across language varieties
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