Adjective semiempirical has 1 sense

1. semiempirical - relying to some extent on observation or experiment
   Antonyms: theoretical, theoretic (indirect, via empirical)
   

Definition of Semiempirical

Adjective: Pertaining to scientific methods or theories that are based on both theoretical calculations and experimental data.

Noun: A semiempirical method or theory.

Examples

Adjective:

• The semiempirical model successfully predicts the behavior of certain chemical reactions.
• This semiempirical approach combines computational simulation and measured results for accurate predictions.

Noun:

• The semiempirical was widely adopted in the field of physics due to its effectiveness in explaining experimental observations.
• Developing a new semiempirical for this specific problem requires extensive research and data analysis.

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