To extend known information to predict or infer something unknown
to project trends beyond available data.
“From the pilot results, we can extrapolate that the full rollout will save twenty percent.”— Analytics
“It's risky to extrapolate from one quarter's data to forecast the entire year.”— Finance
Origin: From Latin extra 'outside' + a shortening of interpolate, from interpolare 'to refurbish'
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