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scientifically

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˌsaɪənˈtɪfɪkəli/

scientifically means: Using ideas, evidence, or methods from science.

adverb

USING SCIENCEB2

Using ideas, evidence, or methods from science.

  • The cream has been scientifically tested.
  • Can you explain this scientifically?
  • Her claims are not scientifically sound.

Common phrases: scientifically proven, scientifically tested, scientifically accurate

USING SCIENTIFIC METHODSB2

Using careful study, tests, and evidence according to the methods of science.

  • The idea has been tested scientifically.
  • Researchers analysed the results scientifically.
  • Can you explain scientifically why ice floats?

Opposites: unscientifically

Common phrases: scientifically proven, scientifically tested, scientifically valid

STEP BY STEPC1

In a careful, organized way, following clear steps.

  • He organized his daily routine scientifically.
  • She approached her spending habits scientifically.
  • We tackled the messy filing system scientifically.

Similar words: systematically, methodically

Opposites: randomly

Common phrases: approach something scientifically, work scientifically, proceed scientifically

Questions about scientifically

What does scientifically mean?

Using ideas, evidence, or methods from science.

What is scientifically in other languages?

Türkçe: bilimsel olarak · Español: científicamente · Français: scientifiquement · Deutsch: wissenschaftlich · Italiano: scientificamente · 日本語: 科学的に

How do you pronounce scientifically?

It is pronounced /ˌsaɪənˈtɪfɪkəli/.

How do you use scientifically in a sentence?

The cream has been scientifically tested. Can you explain this scientifically?

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