Associations to the word «Mechanistic»
Noun
- Descartes
- Materialism
- Worldview
- Polymerization
- Organic
- Understanding
- Intermediate
- Explanation
- Insight
- Physiology
- Pathway
- Catalyst
- Conception
- Phosphorylation
- Paradigm
- Mechanism
- Polymerase
- Model
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Activation
- Stud
- Reaction
- Liberalism
- Hegel
- Boyle
- Enzyme
- Dynamic
- Thinking
- Toxicity
- Rebirth
- Vesicle
- Hydrolysis
- Inhibition
- Modeling
- Enlightenment
- Rna
- Spacer
- Fascism
- Approach
- Abstraction
- Cosmology
- Niche
- Phenomenon
- Mic
- Synthesis
- Mysticism
- Modernity
- Overly
- Theory
- Physics
- Pathology
- Precedence
- Metabolism
- Philosophy
- Newton
- Hypothesis
- Characterization
- Aspect
- Substitution
- Universe
- Dynamics
- Coupling
- Probe
Adjective
- Kinetic
- Catalytic
- Causal
- Holistic
- Empirical
- Quantitative
- Molecular
- Physiological
- Structural
- Cellular
- Biochemical
- Methodological
- Metaphysical
- Explanatory
- Organic
- Anatomical
- Biological
- Mathematical
- Understanding
- Pragmatic
- Functional
- Underlying
- Reflex
- Homogeneous
- Aqueous
- Neuronal
- Fascist
- Rational
- Responsive
- Conditioned
- Seventeenth
- Scientific
Adverb
Wiktionary
MECHANISTIC, adjective. Having the impersonal and automatic characteristics of a machine
MECHANISTIC, adjective. Predetermined by, or as if by, a mechanism
MECHANISTIC, adjective. (philosophy) Having a physical or biological cause
Dictionary definition
MECHANISTIC, adjective. Explained in terms of physical forces; "a mechanistic universe".
MECHANISTIC, adjective. Of or relating to the philosophical theory of mechanism.
Wise words
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