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Definition of empiric
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Empiric
(n.) One who
follows
an
empirical
method;
one who
relies
upon
practical
experience.
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Transcendentalism
::
Transcendentalism
(n.) The
transcending,
or going
beyond,
empiricism,
and
ascertaining
a
priori
the
fundamental
principles
of human
knowledge..
Empiricism
::
Empiricism
(n.) The
method
or
practice
of an
empiric;
pursuit
of
knowledge
by
observation
and
experiment.
Empirically
::
Empirically
(adv.)
By
experiment
or
experience;
without
science;
in the
manner
of
quacks.
Dogmatic
::
Dogmatic
(n.) One of an
ancient
sect of
physicians
who went by
general
principles;
--
opposed
to the
Empiric.
Quack
::
Quack (n.) A
boastful
pretender
to
medical
skill;
an
empiric;
an
ignorant
practitioner.
A Posteriori
::
A
posteriori
()
Applied
to
knowledge
which is based upon or
derived
from facts
through
induction
or
experiment;
inductive
or
empirical.
Mechanical
::
Mechanical
(a.)
Obtained
by
trial,
by
measurements,
etc.;
approximate;
empirical.
See the 2d Note under
Geometric..
Unempirically
::
Unempirically
(adv.)
Not
empirically;
without
experiment
or
experience.
Charlatanical
::
Charlatanical
(a.) Of or like a
charlatan;
making
undue
pretension;
empirical;
pretentious;
quackish.
Charlatan
::
Charlatan
(n.) One who
prates
much in his own
favor,
and makes
unwarrantable
pretensions;
a
quack;
an
impostor;
an
empiric;
a
mountebank..
Empiristic
::
Empiristic
(a.)
Relating
to, or
resulting
from,
experience,
or
experiment;
following
from
empirical
methods
or data; --
opposed
to
nativistic..
Empiric
::
Empiric
(n.) One who
confines
himself
to
applying
the
results
of mere
experience
or his own
observation;
especially,
in
medicine,
one who
deviates
from the rules of
science
and
regular
practice;
an
ignorant
and
unlicensed
pretender;
a
quack;
a
charlatan..
Empiric
::
Empiric
(n.) One who
follows
an
empirical
method;
one who
relies
upon
practical
experience.
Metempiricism
::
Metempiricism
(n.) The
science
that is
concerned
with
metempirics.
Trancscendental
::
Trancscendental
(a.) In the
Kantian
system,
of or
pertaining
to that which can be
determined
a
priori
in
regard
to the
fundamental
principles
of all human
knowledge.
What is
transcendental,
therefore,
transcends
empiricism;
but is does not
transcend
all human
knowledge,
or
become
transcendent.
It
simply
signifies
the a
priori
or
necessary
conditions
of
experience
which,
though
affording
the
conditions
of
experience,
transcend
the
sphere
of that
contingent
knowledge
which is
acquired
by
experienc
Quackery
::
Quackery
(n.) The acts, arts, or
boastful
pretensions
of a
quack;
false
pretensions
to any art;
empiricism..
Charlatanry
::
Charlatanry
(n.) Undue
pretensions
to
skill;
quackery;
wheedling;
empiricism.
Metempirical
::
Metempirical
(a.)
Related,
or
belonging,
to the
objects
of
knowledge
within
the
province
of
metempirics..
Empirical
::
Empirical
(a.)
Depending
upon
experience
or
observation
alone,
without
due
regard
to
science
and
theory;
-- said
especially
of
medical
practice,
remedies,
etc.;
wanting
in
science
and deep
insight;
as,
empiric
skill,
remedies..
Rationalism
::
Rationalism
(n.) The
system
that makes
rational
power the
ultimate
test of
truth;
--
opposed
to
sensualism,
or
sensationalism,
and
empiricism..
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