Empiric (adjective)

Something that is based on observation or experimentation rather than theory or pure reason.

Origin:

From the greek word "empeirikos" meaning experienced, it refers to something that is based on observation or experimentation rather than theory or pure reason.

Examples:

1. Empiric evidence is evidence that is based on practical experience or observation.
2. The empiric approach is used in many fields such as medicine, engineering, and science.
3. Empiric research is research that is based on observation and experimentation.
4. The empiric method is a process of gaining knowledge through observation and experimentation.
5. Empiric evidence is often considered more reliable than theoretical evidence.