Empirical
Empirical adjective - Derived from experiment and observation rather than theory.
Usage example: empirical data
Posteriori and empirical are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Posteriori" instead an adjective "Empirical".
Posteriori
Posteriori adjective - Requiring evidence for validation or support.
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Synonyms for Posteriori
Empirical and posteriori are semantically related. You can use "Empirical" instead an adjective "Posteriori".
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Related pairs
- rational and empirical
- rational and posteriori
- sensible and empirical
- sensible and posteriori
- sound and empirical
- sound and posteriori
- customary and empirical
- customary and posteriori
- reasonable and empirical
- reasonable and posteriori
- logical and empirical
- logical and posteriori
- consequent and empirical
- consequent and posteriori
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