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metempirical

[ met-em-pir-i-kuhl ]
/ 藢m蓻t 蓻m藞p瑟r 瑟 k蓹l /
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adjective
beyond or outside the field of experience.
of or relating to metempirics.
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Origin of metempirical

First recorded in 1874; met- + empirical

OTHER WORDS FROM metempirical

met路em路pir路i路cal路ly, adverb
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British Dictionary definitions for metempirical

metempirical

metempiric

/ (藢m蓻t蓻m藞p瑟r瑟kl) /

adjective
beyond the realm of experience
of or relating to metempirics

Derived forms of metempirical

metempirically, adverb
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