adj
nonempirical
Nonempirical (adj) means not based on evidence gained through observation, but on belief.
adj
1
Not based on evidence gained through observation, but on belief.
2
Guided by theory rather than by direct data.
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Etymology
Formed from non- and empirical.
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What is the meaning of nonempirical?
"nonempirical" (adj) means not based on evidence gained through observation, but on belief.
What is the opposite of nonempirical?
The opposite of "nonempirical" is empirical.
What are the different meanings of nonempirical?
"nonempirical" has 2 main meanings: 1. Not based on evidence gained through observation, but on belief; 2. Guided by theory rather than by direct data.
