observational (Meaning)

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observational (s)

relying on observation or experiment

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Of a pertaining to observation; consisting of, or containing, observations.

The scientist conducted observational studies to gather empirical data on the behavior of the marine mammals.
The observational painting depicts the artist's personal interpretation of a scene or subject.
Researchers used observational methods to analyze the language patterns of children from different cultural backgrounds.
The observational study revealed a strong correlation between smoking and lung cancer.
The author's observational writing captures the nuances of everyday life with vivid and evocative detail.
Astronomers rely on observational data from telescopes to study the distant reaches of the universe.
Psychologists employ observational techniques to understand the cognitive processes and social behaviors of individuals.
Ethnographers conduct observational research to immerse themselves in and document different cultures.
The observational documentary provides an unfiltered glimpse into the lives of marginalized communities.
Observational studies offer valuable insights into complex social phenomena by studying individuals in their natural environments.

relying on observation or experimentOf a pertaining to observation; consisting of, or containing, observations.

experimental,empirical, empiric, objective,experiential, existential, factual, material, genuine, tried

speculative, theoretic, hypothetical, theoretical, theoretic, hypothetical,theoretical, speculative, unsubstantiated, unempirical

The scientist conducted observational studies to gather empirical data on the behavior of the marine mammals.

The observational painting depicts the artist's personal interpretation of a scene or subject.

Researchers used observational methods to analyze the language patterns of children from different cultural backgrounds.

The observational study revealed a strong correlation between smoking and lung cancer.