experiential
/ɪkˌspɪərɪˈɛntʃ(ə)l
/ /ɛkˌspɪərɪˈɛntʃ(ə)l/adjective
Involving or based on experience and observation: the experiential learning associated with employment...
- At best, sceptical hypotheses cover the same experiential data.
- Their logical method is grounded in the world around them, and the human beings in it, in a much more existential or experiential sense.
- Instead working parties were set up in which decisions were based on experiential evidence.
Derivatives
experientially
- What makes some desires particularly urgent is rather the way things seem experientially to the person who is in their grip.
- In cases like this, claims about the world would be no more certain, even if they could be experientially grounded.
- It's reality-based, experientially oriented, and highly intentional in its academic design, combining peer-to-peer learning and leading academic and faculty advisors.
experientialism
Origin
Early 19th century: from experience, on the pattern of words such as inferential.
Rhymes
- overplot
- overplotted
- overplotting
- overplough
- overploughing
- overplus
- overpole
- overpoled
- overpopulate
- overpopulation
- overpopulous
- over-pot
- overpotential
- over-potting
- overpour
- overpower
- over-powerful
- overpowering
- overpoweringly
- overpraise
- overpreach
- overprecise
- over-prepare
- overprescribe
- overprescription