empiriological

empiriological adjective: based on, characterized by, or pertaining to empirical study.

Adjective

empiriological (comparative more empiriological, superlative most empiriological)

Based on, characterized by, or pertaining to empirical study.
- Finally, with good reason, this psychology aims to be a psychology of a purely empiriological type.1964, Cross Currents of Psychiatry and Catholic Morality, page 351
- If the emphasis is put on mobile seu sensibile, we have a discipline of a physical and nonontological character, an empiriological science.1999, Yves René Marie Simon, Anthony O. Simon, Philosopher at Work: Essays, →ISBN, page 26

Physics, chemistry, experimental psychology, and other empiriological studies" are rooted in such evidence and, accordingly, are valid bodies of knowledge.2007, Leo Sweeney, William J. Carroll, John J. Furlong, Authentic Metaphysics in an Age of Unreality, →ISBN, page 6:
Personality and character express the empiriological person.2012, Brother Charles Madden, A Compendium of the Doctrines of Genesis 1-11, →ISBN, page 48:

comparative	more empiriological
superlative	most empiriological

What does empiriological mean?: Empiriological means based on, characterized by, or pertaining to empirical study.
How do you use empiriological in a sentence?: Physics, chemistry, experimental psychology, and other empiriological studies" are rooted in such evidence and, accordingly, are valid bodies of knowledge.
What part of speech is empiriological?: Empiriological is an adjective.

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