Synonyms for beta
ˈbeɪ tə; esp. Brit. ˈbi-be·ta

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1. betanoun

   the 2nd letter of the Greek alphabet

   Synonyms:
   genus Beta

   Antonyms:
   unimportant, unexplorative, nonexplorative, unexploratory, nonexploratory

2. Beta, genus Betaadjective

   beets

   Synonyms:
   genus Beta

   Antonyms:
   unexplorative, unexploratory, unimportant, nonexplorative, nonexploratory

3. betaadjective

   second in order of importance

   "the candidate, considered a beta male, was perceived to be unable to lead his party to victory"

   Antonyms:
   unexploratory, nonexplorative, unexplorative, unimportant, nonexploratory

4. betaadjective

   preliminary or testing stage of a software or hardware product

   "a beta version"; "beta software"

   Antonyms:
   nonexplorative, unexploratory, unexplorative, nonexploratory, unimportant

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1. List of paraphrases for "beta":

   beta-, -beta, silly, dummy, pita, β-endosulfan

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1. Texas Sen. Ted Cruz:

   Every time we do it we get clobbered, you know, this is no longer a theory. You know, as they say in the tech world, this has been beta-tested.

2. Scott Sobel:

   Brazil has become a beta market for the world.

3. Jennifer Wexton:

   What they are doing here is they are beta testing this message for the midterms, this year Southwest Virginia is Southwest Virginia and all eyes are on Southwest Virginia.

4. Sarah Richardson:

   The significance of these findings is that we find that the individuals who are diagnosed young have a very different disease profile to those that are diagnosed older, and that has important implications for potential treatments in that those individuals that are diagnosed young might benefit more from immunotherapeutic therapies, whereas those that are diagnosed older we might need to look at different therapies that reactivate their sleeping beta cells at the same time as applying immunotherapeutic drugs to prevent any reactivation of an immune response.

5. Laurence Wormald:

   The illusion of being able to permanently depress the risk on equities through smart-beta or minimum-variance strategies has been very, very appealing, and a lot of money has piled in, but that delusion cannot be kept up because it's based on a strategy that doesn't work when the crowd arrives.