empirical in Greek
empirical in Greek is εμπειρικός — empirical means based on observation, experiment, or experience rather than pure theory.
empirical in Greek
εμπειρικός
Pronounced: ebeirikos
What does "empirical" mean?
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adj Based on observation, experiment, or experience rather than pure theory.
"The study provides empirical evidence that the drug works."
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empirical in a sentence
- The study provides empirical evidence that the drug works.
- His conclusions were empirical, drawn from years of fieldwork rather than assumption.
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What is "empirical" in Greek?
"empirical" in Greek is εμπειρικός. empirical means: Based on observation, experiment, or experience rather than pure theory.
How do you pronounce εμπειρικός?
"empirical" in Greek is εμπειρικός, pronounced "ebeirikos".
How do you use "empirical" in a sentence?
Example: "The study provides empirical evidence that the drug works." In Greek, "empirical" is εμπειρικός.
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