Usually means: Based on or involving postulates.
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▸ adjective:  (usually physics) Derived from axioms or first principles.

Similar:
axiomatical, axiomatic, postulatory, axiomic, institutionary, empiristic, innate, transcendental, absolute, physicophilosophical, more...

Opposite:
non-postulational, empirical, factual, evidence-based

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Similar:
axiomatical, axiomatic, postulatory, axiomic, institutionary, empiristic, innate, transcendental, absolute, physicophilosophical, more...

Opposite:
non-postulational, empirical, factual, evidence-based



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