No member of the team was medically qualified and its methods were considered totally unscientific.
...this small, unscientific sample of voters.
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unscientific — index illogical, inexact Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
unscientific — ► ADJECTIVE 1) not in accordance with scientific principles or methodology. 2) lacking knowledge of or interest in science. DERIVATIVES unscientifically adverb … English terms dictionary
unscientific — [spelling only] … English World dictionary
unscientific — unscientifically, adv. /un suy euhn tif ik/, adj. 1. not scientific; not employed in science: an unscientific measuring device. 2. not conforming to the principles or methods of science: an unscientific approach to a problem. 3. not demonstrating … Universalium
unscientific — adjective Date: circa 1775 not scientific: as a. not used in scientific work b. not being in accord with the principles and methods of science < unscientific management of woodlands > < an unscientific survey > c. not showing scientific knowledge … New Collegiate Dictionary
unscientific — un|sci|en|tif|ic [ˌʌnsaıənˈtıfık] adj not based on facts or the usual scientific methods of doing something ▪ unscientific ideas … Dictionary of contemporary English
unscientific — un|sci|en|tif|ic [ ,ʌnsaıən tıfık ] adjective not considered, examined, or tested using methods that scientists think are necessary: a purely unscientific conclusion … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
unscientific — UK [ˌʌnsaɪənˈtɪfɪk] / US adjective not considered, examined, or tested using methods that scientists think are necessary a purely unscientific conclusion … English dictionary
unscientific — /ˌʌnsaɪənˈtɪfɪk/ (say .unsuyuhn tifik) adjective 1. not scientific; not in accordance with the requirements of science. 2. not conforming to the principles or methods of science. 3. Colloquial lacking the skill that comes from specific training:… …
unscientific — adjective Not scientific … Wiktionary
