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EXPERIMENT'AL, a. Pertaining to experiment.
1. Known by experiment or trial; derived from experiment. Experimental knowledge is the most valuable, because it is most certain, and most safely to be trusted.
2. Built on experiments; founded on trial and observations, or on a series of results, the effects of operations; as experimental philosophy.
3. Taught by experience; having personal experience.
Admit to the holy communion such only as profess and appear to be regenerated, and experimental christians.
4. Known by experience; derived from experience; as experimental religion.

experimental appears in definitions for these words:
Concernment Experimental Experimentally Inexperience See

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