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semiempirical
adjective semi·em·pir·i·cal \-im-ˈpir-ə-kəl, -em-\
Definition of SEMIEMPIRICAL
: partly empirical; especially : involving assumptions, approximations, or generalizations designed to simplify calculation or to yield a result in accord with observation
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First Known Use of SEMIEMPIRICAL
1935
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