Synonyms for SCIENCE
ˈsaɪ ənssci·ence

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1. science

   Knowledge of a single fact, not known as related to any other, or of many facts not known as having any mutual relations or as comprehended under any general law, does not reach the meaning of science; science is knowledge reduced to law and embodied in system. The knowledge of various countries gathered by an observant traveler may be a heterogeneous medley of facts, which gain real value only when coordinated and arranged by the man of science. Art always relates to something to be done, science to something to be known. Not only must art be discriminated from science, but art in the industrial or mechanical sense must be distinguished from art in the esthetic sense; the former aims chiefly at utility, the latter at beauty. The mechanic arts are the province of the artisan, the esthetic or fine arts are the province of the artist; all the industrial arts, as of weaving or printing, arithmetic or navigation, are governed by exact rules. Art in the highest esthetic sense, while it makes use of rules, transcends all rule; no rules can be given for the production of a painting like Raffael's "Transfiguration," a statue like the Apollo Belvedere, or a poem like the Iliad. Science does not, like the mechanic arts, make production its direct aim, yet its possible productive application in the arts is a constant stimulus to scientific investigation; the science, as in the case of chemistry or electricity, is urged on to higher development by the demands of the art, while the art is perfected by the advance of the science. Creative art seeking beauty for its own sake is closely akin to pure science seeking knowledge for its own sake. Compare KNOWLEDGE; LITERATURE.

   Synonyms:
   art, knowledge

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1. science

   Synonyms:
   knowledge, information, skill, experience, expertness, comprehension, understanding, investigation, truth

   Antonyms:
   ignorance, inexperience, unfamiliarity, incomprehension, error, fallacy, empiricism, smattering, sciolism

Princeton's WordNetRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

1. science, scientific disciplinenoun

   a particular branch of scientific knowledge

   "the science of genetics"

   Synonyms:
   science, skill, scientific discipline

2. skill, sciencenoun

   ability to produce solutions in some problem domain

   "the skill of a well-trained boxer"; "the sweet science of pugilism"

   Synonyms:
   acquirement, attainment, science, acquisition, accomplishment, skill, scientific discipline

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1. sciencenoun

   Synonyms:
   knowledge, information, learning

2. sciencenoun

   Synonyms:
   system of knowledge, body of knowledge, philosophical knowledge, knowledge of principles or general laws

3. sciencenoun

   Synonyms:
   branch of knowledge

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1. List of paraphrases for "science":

   sciences, scientific, wissenschaft, al-ulum, ciencia, scientist, flag, scientists, al-uloum, ciencias, scientifically, scientifique, scienze, science-based, s, ul-uloum, veda, scientific

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1. G.H. Hardy:

   ...a science is said to be useful if its development tends to accentuate the existing inequalities in the destribution of wealth, or more directly promotes the destruction of human life.

2. Freya Harrison:

   The Middle Ages are often seen as the 'Dark Ages' -- we use the term 'medieval' these days ... as pejorative -- and I just wanted to do something that explains to me how people in the Middle Ages looked at science.

3. Carlo Jaeger:

   You need a judgment call for these things, and this 2-degree thing was a judgment call that happened at the interface of science and policy.

4. William Happer:

   Over the years I've been asked to discuss my views on climate at a number of venues, my appearances are in no way an endorsement of the host, or of other speakers, particularly on issues not related to climate science.

5. Tom Horne:

   I promised to establish this hotline so that anyone could report the teaching of inappropriate lessons that rob students of precious minutes of instruction time in core academic subjects such as reading, math, science, history and the arts. That promise is being kept.