ultraempirical

English

Etymology

From ultra- +‎ empirical.

Adjective

ultraempirical (comparative more ultraempirical, superlative most ultraempirical)

  1. (epistemology, sciences) Highly empirical: empirical to a high degree.
    Alternative form: ultra-empirical
    Synonyms: hyperempirical, hyper-empirical
    Antonyms: nonempirical, unempirical
    Hypernym: empirical
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