Theoretic is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for THEORETIC in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the theoretical side of a subject; theory as opposed to practice
ADJECTIVE:
• relating to theory
• of, or based on, a theory
• Alt. of Theoretical
• concerned primarily with theories or hypotheses rather than practical considerations
• concerned with or involving the theory of a subject or area of study rather than its practical application.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• relating to or having the character of theory; abstract; confined to theory or speculation often in contrast to practical applications; speculative

Words related to THEORETIC

theoretically21 theoretics15

Words that contain THEORETIC

theoretics15 theoretical16 atheoretical17 theoretician17 theoretically21 theoreticians18 untheoretical18 nontheoretical19 antitheoretical20 metatheoretical22

How to use THEORETIC in a sentence

• Here the contrast between his theoretic worship of his idol and his own practice reaches a climax.
• The claim of the theoretic socialist is that society by taxing or placing other conditions upon the individual as capitalist or workman is only interfering to secure her own.
• The claims of many theoretic socialists transcend this statement, and claim for society a full control of all the instruments of production.
• Night had fallen over the Genius of Muskegon before the issue of my theoretic eloquence was stayed, nor did I separate from my new friend without an appointment for the morrow.
• But theoretic reasoning, in this as in most other cases, must be qualified by the lessons of practice.
• And the result of the woman movement seems more or less in a line thus far with this theoretic aim.
• Bergson alone challenges its theoretic authority in principle.
• It is life exceeding logic, it is the practical reason for which the theoretic reason finds arguments after the conclusion is once there.
• The theoretic gain fails so far, therefore, to touch even the outer hem of the real world, the world of causal and dynamic relations, of activity and history.
• You might call it a purely theoretic process, with no practical result.
• The theoretic law of the velocity of sound enunciated by Newton on purely mechanical considerations, was found wrong by one-sixth.
• We have seen that even those who have theoretic objections against it, do not hesitate to draw it, as a matter of fact.
• Outside of Christendom we discern, received and operative in various forms, all the theoretic modes of salvation acknowledged within it, and some others in addition.
• The supersensuous world as we have got it so far is too theoretic to be complete material of religion.
• And it is instructive to compare the foundation of all his pleas for the colonists with that on which they erected their own theoretic declaration of independence.
• No one can pretend, for instance, that there is any body of theoretic opinion so compact and so well thought out as Benthamism was in its own day and generation.
• The theoretic basis of popular government Is to be found in more or less definite shape in various authors from Thomas Aquinas downwards.
• If I have not convinced you all it is because I have been timid in my demonstrations, feeble in my arguments, and you must set it down to my theoretic ignorance.
• A theoretic error as to the fate of the said projectile, for making it a satellite of the moon was an absolute contradiction of the laws of rational mechanics.
• It is a revolution, he said, of doctrine and theoretic dogma.
• So much for the formal and theoretic side of the question.
• It is the error into which theoretic writers almost always fall.
• I dare not contend that Faraday in these memoirs made all his theoretic positions good.
• I dare not say that he has been always successful in the treatment of these theoretic notions.
• The extent to which aesthetic values are allowed to colour the resultant or highest good is a point of great theoretic importance, not only for art but for general philosophy.
• Remove from anything its share of excellence and you have made it utterly insignificant, irrelevant to human discourse, and unworthy of even theoretic consideration.
• Such has been their theoretic destiny and if perchance they have been ugly, hurt, and barren, that has been forgotten with studied silence.
• Mill absolutely repudiated this inference, and, while accepting the theoretic conclusion, held himself perfectly free to adopt in practice whatever course he preferred.
• Theoretic babbling about equality had no place in his ethics of the universe.
• The papal party, composed of theoretic theologians, like Fisher, Bishop of Rochester, and represented on the council by Sir Thomas More.
• He was still orthodox in points of theoretic belief.
• The entire system suggests the theoretic observation that an absolute democracy can be instituted and maintained only by an absolute monarchy.

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