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Definition of scientific
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of scientific is as below...
Scientific
(a.)
Having
a
knowledge
of
science,
or of a
science;
evincing
science
or
systematic
knowledge;
as, a
scientific
chemist;
a
scientific
reasoner;
a
scientific
argument..
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Psychology
::
Psychology
(n.) The
science
of the human soul;
specifically,
the
systematic
or
scientific
knowledge
of the
powers
and
functions
of the human soul, so far as they are known by
consciousness;
a
treatise
on the human
soul..
Potamology
::
Potamology
(n.) A
scientific
account
or
discussion
of
rivers;
a
treatise
on
rivers;
potamography.
Academical
::
Academical
(a.)
Belonging
to an
academy
or other
higher
institution
of
learning;
scholarly;
literary
or
classical,
in
distinction
from
scientific..
#NAME?
::
-gen () A
suffix
used in
scientific
words in the sense of
producing,
generating:
as,
amphigen,
amidogen,
halogen..
Reader
::
Reader
(n.) One who reads
lectures
on
scientific
subjects.
Scientist
::
Scientist
(n.) One
learned
in
science;
a
scientific
investigator;
one
devoted
to
scientific
study;
a
savant.
Manipulate
::
Manipulate
(v. t.) To
treat,
work, or
operate
with the
hands,
especially
when
knowledge
and
dexterity
are
required;
to
manage
in hand work; to
handle;
as, to
manipulate
scientific
apparatus..
Cranioscopy
::
Cranioscopy
(n.)
Scientific
examination
of the
cranium.
Fellow
::
Fellow
(n.) A
member
of a
literary
or
scientific
society;
as, a
Fellow
of the Royal
Society..
Organum
::
Organum
(n.) An organ or
instrument;
hence,
a
method
by which
philosophical
or
scientific
investigation
may be
conducted;
-- a term
adopted
from the
Aristotelian
writers
by Lord
Bacon,
as the title
(Novum
Organon)
of part of his
treatise
on
philosophical
method..
Diagnosis
::
Diagnosis
(n.)
Scientific
determination
of any kind; the
concise
description
of
characterization
of a
species.
Diagram
::
Diagram
(n.) Any
simple
drawing
made for
mathematical
or
scientific
purposes,
or to
assist
a
verbal
explanation
which
refers
to it; a
mechanical
drawing,
as
distinguished
from an
artistical
one..
Athenaeum
::
Athenaeum
(n.) A
literary
or
scientific
association
or club.
Scholar
::
Scholar
(n.) One
engaged
in the
pursuits
of
learning;
a
learned
person;
one
versed
in any
branch,
or in many
branches,
of
knowledge;
a
person
of high
literary
or
scientific
attainments;
a
savant..
Oenology
::
Oenology
(n.)
Knowledge
of wine,
scientific
or
practical..
Caloric
::
Caloric
(n.) The
principle
of heat, or the agent to which the
phenomena
of heat and
combustion
were
formerly
ascribed;
-- not now used in
scientific
nomenclature,
but
sometimes
used as a
general
term for
heat..
Synonymic
::
Synonymic
(n.) The
science,
or the
scientific
treatment,
of
synonymous
words..
Taint
::
Taint (v. t.) To
injure,
as a
lance,
without
breaking
it; also, to
break,
as a
lance,
but
usually
in an
unknightly
or
unscientific
manner..
Phenomenalism
::
Phenomenalism
(n.) That
theory
which
limits
positive
or
scientific
knowledge
to
phenomena
only,
whether
material
or
spiritual..
System
::
System
(n.) An
assemblage
of
objects
arranged
in
regular
subordination,
or after some
distinct
method,
usually
logical
or
scientific;
a
complete
whole of
objects
related
by some
common
law,
principle,
or end; a
complete
exhibition
of
essential
principles
or
facts,
arranged
in a
rational
dependence
or
connection;
a
regular
union of
principles
or parts
forming
one
entire
thing;
as, a
system
of
philosophy;
a
system
of
government;
a
system
of
divinity;
a
system
of
botany
or
chemistry;
a
military
sys
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