Pronunciation

/sciˈnsiː/

Definitions

• Noun: 1. The systematic study of the physical and natural world through observation and experiment, aiming to discover underlying laws and principles. 2. Knowledge or facts obtained by studying such phenomena. 3. A branch of knowledge dealing with a particular aspect of the natural world (e.g., physics, biology, chemistry).
• Verb: To engage in scientific research, study, or inquiry.
• Adjective: Characterized by the use of scientific methods or principles.

Phrases

• “Conduct scientific research”
• “Advancements in science”
• “The scientific method”

Example Sentences

• Noun: “Science is the foundation of many technological advancements.”
• Verb: “Scientists have been studying climate change for decades.”
• Adjective: “The lab’s findings were based on solid scientific evidence.”

Synonyms

• Knowledge
• Research
• Study
• Discipline
• Learning
• Inquiry
• Investigation

Antonyms

• Mythology
• Superstition
• Empiricism (limited sense)
• Belief (in the absence of empirical evidence)