superempirical
superempirical adjective: above or beyond that which can be experienced empirically.
Adjective
superempirical (not comparable)
- Above or beyond that which can be experienced empirically.
- Near-synonyms: supernatural, preternatural; extrasensory
- Although they deviate from what is commonly understood as "religion", they share an interest in the superempirical.
- Synonyms:
- supernatural, preternatural, extrasensory
Synonyms of superempirical
Forms of superempirical
| alternative form | super-empirical |
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Origin of superempirical
From super- + empirical.
Words formed from superempirical
- superempirically
Questions about superempirical
- What does superempirical mean?
- Superempirical means above or beyond that which can be experienced empirically.
- What part of speech is superempirical?
- Superempirical is an adjective.
Words near superempirical in the dictionary
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