theoretical in Latin
theoretical in Latin is doctrīnālis — theoretical means based on theory or reasoning rather than practical experience or proof.
theoretical in Latin
doctrīnālis
Of or relating to theory; abstract; not empirical.
What does "theoretical" mean?
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adj Based on theory or reasoning rather than practical experience or proof.
"Their plan is only theoretical until engineers build a working model."
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theoretical in a sentence
- Their plan is only theoretical until engineers build a working model.
- The idea works in theoretical terms, but hasn't been tested in practice.
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What is "theoretical" in Latin?
"theoretical" in Latin is doctrīnālis. theoretical means: Based on theory or reasoning rather than practical experience or proof.
How do you use "theoretical" in a sentence?
Example: "Their plan is only theoretical until engineers build a working model." In Latin, "theoretical" is doctrīnālis.
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