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ultraempirical

ultraempirical adjective: highly empirical: empirical to a high degree.

Adjective

ultraempirical (comparative more ultraempirical, superlative most ultraempirical)

  1. Highly empirical: empirical to a high degree.

Synonyms of ultraempirical

Antonyms

Forms of ultraempirical

comparativemore ultraempirical
superlativemost ultraempirical

Origin of ultraempirical

From ultra- + empirical.

Questions about ultraempirical

What does ultraempirical mean?
Ultraempirical means highly empirical: empirical to a high degree.
What part of speech is ultraempirical?
Ultraempirical is an adjective.

Words near ultraempirical in the dictionary

  1. ultraearly
  2. ultraefficient
  3. ultraelegant
  4. ultraeligible
  5. ultraelliptic
  6. ultraempirical
  7. ultraendurance
  8. ultraenergetic
  9. ultraenthusiasm
  10. ultraenthusiastic
  11. ultraevangelical

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