empiriocriticism
noun
em·pir·io·criticism
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: a scientifically oriented phenomenalistic form of empiricism that endeavors to reduce knowledge to a description of pure experience and eliminate all aspects of apriorism, metaphysics, and dualism
Word History
Etymology
partial translation of German empiriokritizismus, from empirio- + kritizismus criticism
First Known Use
1897, in the meaning defined above
- dog-stopper
- dog-tired
- dog-toes
- dog-whistle
- dogana
- Great Rift Valley
- Great River Road
- great room
- Great Russian
- great saint ber
- Great Saint Bernard
- great Saint-John's-wort
- great sallow
- Great Salt Lake
- Great Salt Lake Desert
- Great Sand Dunes National Park
- great sanicle
- great scale
- Great Scott
- great seal
- great silver fir
- great skua
- Great Slave Lake
- Great Smoky Mountains
- great snipe