In a way that relates to knowledge, understanding, or how we determine what is true and valid.
Adverbial form of 'epistemic,' combining Greek 'episteme' (knowledge) with the English adverb suffix '-ally,' creating the adverbial form used in philosophical discourse.
When philosophers say something is 'epistemically justified,' they mean your reasons for believing it are rock-solid—not just that you happen to be right, but that you have actual good reasons.
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