Antiempirically

/ˌæntiɛmˈpɪrɪkli/ adverb

Definition

In a manner that opposes or rejects empirical evidence and observation.

Etymology

From antiempirical + -ly (adverb suffix). This adverb form allows the concept to modify verbs and other adverbs in sentences.

Kelly Says

When people antiempirically reject vaccines despite overwhelming evidence of their safety, they're ignoring centuries of scientific data—a particularly dangerous form of evidence denial.

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