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unempirically

unempirically adverb: not empirically; without experiment or experience.

Adverb

unempirically (comparative more unempirically, superlative most unempirically)

  1. Not empirically; without experiment or experience.
    • unempirically confirmed
    • argue unempirically

Forms of unempirically

comparativemore unempirically
superlativemost unempirically

Origin of unempirically

From unempirical + -ly.

Questions about unempirically

What does unempirically mean?
Unempirically means not empirically; without experiment or experience.
What part of speech is unempirically?
Unempirically is an adverb.

Words near unempirically in the dictionary

  1. unemphasized
  2. unemphatic
  3. unemphatical
  4. unemphatically
  5. unempirical
  6. unempirically
  7. unemploy
  8. unemployability
  9. unemployable
  10. unemployableness
  11. unemployables

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