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experimentation

noun (experimentation; uncountable)

«experimentation» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. Experimentation is the process of trying out experiments to test ideas and find things out. tree →
  2. It can also mean trying new and different ways of doing things to see what works. tree →

In the lessons

In science lessons, experimentation is at the heart of the scientific method: ask a question, predict, test fairly, measure and conclude. In art, cooking and music, experimentation means trying new ideas boldly. In ethics, animal experimentation is a topic people argue about. Phrases: «scientific experimentation», «animal experimentation», «through experimentation».

Examples

  • Through experimentation, we found which paper towel soaked up the most water. tree →
  • Science moves forward through careful experimentation. tree →
  • The chef loves experimentation with new flavours. tree →
  • People disagree about animal experimentation. tree →
  • The band's new album shows a lot of experimentation. tree →
  • Experimentation taught her that the plant grew best near the window. tree →

Note

Uncountable. Related: experiment (noun: an experiment; verb: experiment with). A fair test changes only one thing at a time.

On Mova

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