experientially
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7.3
- adverb
- /ɪkˌspɪrɪˈɛnʃəli/
:
experiencial
- The workshop was designed to help participants learn experientially, allowing them to apply theories directly to real-life situations.
- learning experientially
- experientially based
So you learn something experientially there, which is an incredible thing.
- So you learn something experientially there, which is an incredible thing.
- All of us have to learn what it means experientially to love.
- Something that we can put to the test experimentally or experientially, right.
- It's not that the physicians are racist necessarily, but they might be experientially blind.
- I mean, I know this experientially, like the less self, the more I can, we can, we can connect.
- And I can tell you as a patient and as a physician, experientially it is very distinct.
- And suddenly I realized I is the consciousness, but I didn't realize it conceptually, only experientially.
- And for me, it just feels experientially so much more like stop starty.
- If you're used to some shit and it's no longer experientially challenging for you, are you really so sure you're growing your best?
- But you can realize that experientially, one could say you, you know, people like Robert Sheldrake and others have done interesting work in that.
Examples
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She engaged experientially with the community by participating in various local events.
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All of us have to learn what it means experientially to love.
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So you learn something experientially there, which is an incredible thing.
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And I can tell you as a patient and as a physician, experientially it is very distinct.
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Right now, this is the teachable moment, the experientially rich moment.
Academic text (2005) -
In education, virtual worlds may present opportunities for learning far more experientially while using more of the senses than in a traditional classroom.
Academic text (1997) -
I didn't really understand experientially what he was talking about, but the style of it, the clarity, the pragmatism, the beautiful language entranced me.
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Exploring the psychophysical aspects of shamanism has been a very important process for me, both experientially and cognitively.
Academic text (1990) -
Service learning (SL) is an experientially based pedagogy that is ideally suited to educating teachers (Erickson & Anderson, 1997).
Academic text (2000) -
Through field trips and hands-on activities, students learn experientially about different cultures.
Synonyms
548
2.8
Someone does it themselves rather than using others
167
3.5
From direct personal experience rather than from someone else
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9.9
In a way that describes only what is seen or experienced, not theory
How Experience-Based
1
7.3
548
2.8
12
2.5
1
6.5
119
6.0
Surface Forms
Morphology
experientially = experiential (transparent) = experience + al + ly
Formed by adding the productive adverbial suffix '-ly' to 'experiential', which itself is a straightforward adjective from 'experience'.
Etymology
The word experientially comes from the same root as experience and experiment, from the old Latin word experiri meaning 'to try'. So, to learn experientially is to learn by doing or by direct personal involvement.