Empirical,

Definition of Empirical:

1. By observation or experience, rather than by pure theory or logic, on the basis of relevance or verification.

2. Knowledge of research, observation, experiment or experience as opposed to theoretical knowledge based on logical or mathematical assumptions. See also Empire.

Synonyms of Empirical

Animist, Mechanistic, Factual, Positivist, Trial-and-error, Probatory, Observed, Transcendentalistic, Provisional, Sensationalistic, Heuristic, Pragmatic, Nominalist, Hedonistic, Tentative, Voluntarist, Seen, Pantheistic, Testing, Eleatic, Epicurean, Materialistic, Panlogistical, Hedonist, Megarian, Pragmatist, Syncretistic, Pilot, Metaphysical, Test, Trial, Hedonic, Realistic, Naturalistic, Positivistic, Eudaemonistic, Real, Probative, Cosmotheistic, Experimental, Verifiable, Cyrenaic, Instrumentalist, Utilitarian, Humanist, Rationalistic, Proving, Monistic, Realist, Atomistic, Factual, Cut-and-try, First-hand, Observed, Scholastic, Animistic, Practical, Experiential, Humanistic, Transcendentalist, Vitalistic, Eclectic, Theistic, Stoic, Idealistic, Voluntaristic, Actual, Hit-or-miss, Trying, Existential, Probationary, Verificatory

How to use Empirical in a sentence?

1. My opinion is based on the hundreds of hours that people come and go to work, so it has a very strong experimental basis.
2. The scientist cried out happily as he read the latest research data, because his family theory, which he had long believed in, now had experimental data to support it.
3. They provide sufficient empirical evidence to substantiate their reasons.
4. The biologist gained valuable experimental knowledge while conducting a series of studies comparing different types of algae in the laboratory.

Empirical,

Empirical:

Empirical means: Information is derived from experience, observation or experience and not from subjective opinions or ideas. From the Greek empire, which means qualified, from para, which means proof or experience.

Meanings of Empirical

1. Relevant, or verifiable, based on observation or experience rather than pure theory or logic.

Sentences of Empirical

1. Provide sufficient empirical evidence to support your justification.

Synonyms of Empirical

hands-on, empiric, applied

Empirical,

Empirical:

1. Information is derived from experience, observation or experience and not from subjective opinions or theories. From the Greek empeiros, meaning thirst, again from para, meaning proof or experience.

Meanings of Empirical

1. Concerns can be based on observation or experience and not on pure theory or logic.

Empirical,

Empirical Definition:

1. You can define Empirical as, Information gained from experience, observation or experience and not from thematic opinions or ideas. From the Greek Empire, which means thirst, again from Pierre, which means proof or experience.

Meanings of Empirical

1. Observable or empirical, relevant, or verifiable rather than pure theory or logic.

Sentences of Empirical

1. Provide sufficient empirical evidence to substantiate your claim.