Associations to the word «empirically»
Noun
- Hypothesis
- Dsm
- Kant
- Generalization
- Prediction
- Psychologist
- Variable
- Validity
- Psychotherapy
- Constant
- Assumption
- Clinician
- Efficacy
- Theory
- Parameter
- Phenomenon
- Correlation
- Sup
- Coefficient
- Proposition
- Semantic
- Intervention
- Psychology
- Effectiveness
- Therapy
- Cally
- Calibration
- Regularity
- Kepler
- Axiom
- Intuition
- Criterion
- Offender
- Rationality
- Determinant
- Equation
- Behavior
- Valence
- Freud
- Assessment
- Model
- Hume
- Construct
- Treatment
- Mechanics
- Researcher
Adjective
- Observable
- Empirical
- Tested
- Pediatric
- Theoretical
- Meaningful
- Causal
- Behavioral
- Conceptual
- Normative
- Supported
- Transcendental
- Optimum
- Exponential
- Analytic
- Cognitive
- Psychological
- Determined
- Adequate
- Logical
- Proven
- Meaningless
- Neoclassical
- Descriptive
- Valid
- Methodological
- Oriented
- Contextual
- Sociological
- Quantum
- Rigorous
- Rational
- Metaphysical
- Underlying
Verb
Wiktionary
EMPIRICALLY, adverb. Based on experience as opposed to theoretical knowledge.
EMPIRICALLY, adverb. (sciences) Based on data gathered in the real world.
Dictionary definition
EMPIRICALLY, adverb. In an empirical manner; "this can be empirically tested".
Wise words
Words - so innocent and powerless as they are, as standing
in a dictionary, how potent for good and evil they become in
the hands of one who knows how to combine them.