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Empirical

usgb/ɪmˈpɪrɪkl/Volume
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Real EvidencePlay
Use 'empirical' when discussing evidence gained through direct observation or experiment. SlideThe study's empirical findings contradicted previous assumptions.
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Scientific ContextPlay
'Empirical' often appears in scientific research, indicating tested and observed results. SlideTheir hypothesis was supported by empirical data.
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Beyond SpeculationPlay
Use 'empirical' to emphasize that information is not speculative but based on evidence. SlideWe need empirical analysis, not guesses, to solve this.