Scientific Experimentation Vocabulary

noun a person who conducts research, especially as a profession

• The researcher presented their findings at the academic conference.
• The researcher shared their results with the team during the meeting.
• The researcher spilled the tea on their latest study.
• The researcher was digging deep into the data, like a detective solving a mystery.

noun a separate person or thing

adjective existing or considered independently

adverb in a separate or distinct manner

• The two experiments were conducted separately to ensure accurate results.
• Let's meet separately to discuss our individual contributions.
• We should chill separately tonight and catch up on our favorite shows.
• Their paths in life diverged, leading them to walk separately towards their dreams.

verb A verb is a word used to describe an action, state, or occurrence. In this case, 'studied' is a verb indicating the action of learning or examining something.

• She studied diligently for her final exams and achieved excellent grades.
• I studied all night for that test and still didn't do well.
• I totally studied my butt off for that presentation and nailed it.
• He studied the situation carefully before making a decision.

noun the process of making something weaker or less effective

• The dilution of the chemical solution was necessary to reach the desired concentration.
• We had to water down the juice to make it less strong.
• They had to thin out the sauce to make it taste better.
• The dilution of her power made her leadership less effective.

adverb in a manner resulting in failure or termination before completion

• The experiment was conducted abortively due to technical issues.
• We tried to start the project but it ended abortively.
• The plan was going well until it all went abortively.
• Her attempt to reconcile with her friend ended abortively.