Scientifically

/ˌsaɪənˈtɪfɪkli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a manner that is based on or characterized by the methods and principles of science.

The new drug was tested scientifically to ensure its effectiveness and safety.

Using or conforming to the scientific method.

The study was conducted scientifically, with careful controls and reproducible results.

Based on empirical evidence or systematic observation.

The claims were verified scientifically before being published.

With a focus on systematic analysis, research, and data.

They approached the problem scientifically, collecting data before reaching any conclusions.

In a way that is rigorously or academically valid.

The scientists presented their findings scientifically at the international conference.

From scientific + -ally.

scientifically proven

Demonstrated by scientific methods to be true or valid.

scientifically established

Confirmed by empirical or experimental evidence.

scientifically valid

Supported by sound scientific principles.

scientifically relevant

Pertaining to or connected with science in a significant way.

science

The systematic study of the structure and behavior of the physical and natural world.

scientific method

A systematic method of inquiry involving observation and experimentation.

scientist

A person who is actively engaged in and knowledgeable about science.

Used to emphasize something is backed by facts.

That claim isn't just a theory; it's scientifically.

Used humorously to imply something is complicated or involves detailed analysis.

This recipe looks simple, but it requires scientifically precise measurements.