empirically, (adverb).

Explanation: Empiricism is a view that holds that knowledge can be obtained by direct observation of events or phenomena.

3 examples:

This empirical study used the observations of moths on tree bark to document the rapid adaptation to pollution in insects.

The professor told the students that working empirically with thousands of samples was better than relying on theory.

Phenomenal adj.

Phenomenally adv.

Phenomenologist n.

Natural phenomena like earthquakes is studied by geologists.

The team made a phenomenal breakthrough in cancer research.

Her first novel sold phenomenally well, topping bestseller lists.

The lecture was given by a renowned phenomenologist specializing in human consciousness.

conclude v.

conclusive adj.

From the data，we could draw an exciting conclusion.

We have no conclusive conclusion about the subject.

I concluded that this conclusion is useful.

hypothetically(adv.)

hypothesize(v.)

examples:

The hypothesis of economic man is a most basic assumption prerequisite of western economics theory.

Let's discuss this topic on the hypothesis that it is true.

Numerous hypotheses attempt to explain the greater likelihood of these foods triggering problems.

Contradict (verb )

Explanation: A situation in which opposing statement, ideas or actions.

examples:

1.her statement contradicts the evidence we have

2.these report are contradictory

3.he acts contradictorily.

prediction(n.)

predicative (adj.)

predicatively(adv.)

predictor

predictable

predictability

Explanation:

A statement about what you think will happen in the future.

3 Examples:

1 It's raining,and the weather forecast made a good prediction.

2High blood pressure is a strong predictor of heart disease.

3The app uses predictive technology to forecast traffic jams.

explanation:some natural or social processes which people always observe and see .

eg:Raining is a natural phenomenan.

Weidongyi is very phenomenal in mahmatics.

Someone who like phenomenology

1.In order to let people know something to show something for someone .

2.a way of expressing a feeling or a quality.

demonstrate v.

eg: Teacher demonstrate something.

demonstrative:adj.

eg: His word was so demonstrative that all audience can understand

demonstrator n.

eg: The demonstrator demonstrate something.

Disciplinary adj.

The company will be taking disciplinary action against him.

disciplinian n. She's a very strict disciplinarian.

v. To fit something within a border

eg:picture frame, window frame

Framework framing framed reframe

framework: A basic structure that underlies or supports something.

framing: The act of putting together or creating a frame; the way something is presented or structured.

reframe: To present or structure (an idea, situation, etc.) in a new or different way.

eg:

1. The report provides a framework for understanding economic trends. 2. The framing of the debate influenced how the public perceived the issue. 3. She reframed her failure as a valuable learning experience.