Definition of pre-scientific in English:

pre-scientific

adjective

Relating to the time before the development of modern science or the application of scientific method.
pre-scientific doctors would peddle all-purpose remedies because they knew no better
Example sentencesExamples
- In times past, it seems understandable that pre-scientific societies would imagine mysterious forces or supernatural causes to be responsible for natural disasters.
- I think it's still at the pre-scientific stage, and then there's a lot of speculation around it.
- Milk has long been held in high esteem for its nutritious quality, which even in pre-scientific days was apparent from the fact that it provided complete nourishment for young animals and humans.
- Those who believe we are members of different cultures and races live in a pre-scientific past dominated by the forces of racism unleashed by imperialism.
- This was not unreasonable in a country whose still powerful intellectual traditions were essentially pre-scientific and divorced from both systematic observation and practical application.
- In fact, every culture, no matter how primitive and pre-scientific, had a belief in some form of demonic possession.
- The notion that ethical truths are ‘out there’ waiting to be discovered is itself the remnant of a pre-scientific mode of thought.
- For example, the older, pre-scientific account of the human body had regarded a person's social rank as destined by nature.
- Indeed, one of the interesting aspects of the work is the eloquent witness that he provides for precisely these pre-scientific ways of thinking.
- It is, of course, a pre-scientific agricultural society, that turned to magic and superstition to assist them with their crops.
- Thus science provides human beings a degree of control over the material world that pre-scientific societies could only dream of.
- There's almost a sense that people are turning the clock back to more superstitious pre-scientific times.
- Those who dismiss God as a product of psychological conditioning or pre-scientific myth have not come to terms with the findings of modern science.
- All the religions which come out of a pre-scientific world need to be reinterpreted and modernised.
- But it is only a story, from a pre-scientific world.
- We can dismiss the pre-scientific belief in the magical powers of crystals and gemstones as due to the lack of scientific knowledge.
- It is a pre-scientific concept that has been outmoded by modern scientific understanding of matter and natural laws.

单词	pre-scientific
释义	Definition of pre-scientific in English: pre-scientific adjective Relating to the time before the development of modern science or the application of scientific method. pre-scientific doctors would peddle all-purpose remedies because they knew no better Example sentencesExamples In times past, it seems understandable that pre-scientific societies would imagine mysterious forces or supernatural causes to be responsible for natural disasters. I think it's still at the pre-scientific stage, and then there's a lot of speculation around it. Milk has long been held in high esteem for its nutritious quality, which even in pre-scientific days was apparent from the fact that it provided complete nourishment for young animals and humans. Those who believe we are members of different cultures and races live in a pre-scientific past dominated by the forces of racism unleashed by imperialism. This was not unreasonable in a country whose still powerful intellectual traditions were essentially pre-scientific and divorced from both systematic observation and practical application. In fact, every culture, no matter how primitive and pre-scientific, had a belief in some form of demonic possession. The notion that ethical truths are ‘out there’ waiting to be discovered is itself the remnant of a pre-scientific mode of thought. For example, the older, pre-scientific account of the human body had regarded a person's social rank as destined by nature. Indeed, one of the interesting aspects of the work is the eloquent witness that he provides for precisely these pre-scientific ways of thinking. It is, of course, a pre-scientific agricultural society, that turned to magic and superstition to assist them with their crops. Thus science provides human beings a degree of control over the material world that pre-scientific societies could only dream of. There's almost a sense that people are turning the clock back to more superstitious pre-scientific times. Those who dismiss God as a product of psychological conditioning or pre-scientific myth have not come to terms with the findings of modern science. All the religions which come out of a pre-scientific world need to be reinterpreted and modernised. But it is only a story, from a pre-scientific world. We can dismiss the pre-scientific belief in the magical powers of crystals and gemstones as due to the lack of scientific knowledge. It is a pre-scientific concept that has been outmoded by modern scientific understanding of matter and natural laws.
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