Meaning anecdotal
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anecdotal


1794, from anecdote + -al (1). Related: Anecdotally. Anecdotical is attested from 1744.
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Based on hearsay rather than on demonstrated facts, hard data or personal experience. [D02374]
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Subjective and usually unpublished observations. Generally considered to be less reliable than objective, scientific studies.
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(adj) having the character of an anecdote(adj) characterized by or given to telling anecdotes
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based upon limited and often casual observation rather than rigorous and controlled investigation
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Telling the characteristics of subject matter, but not the subject itself.
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Report of clinical experiences based in individual cases, rather than an organised investigation with appropriate controls, etc. Origin: G. Anekdota, unpublished items, fr. An-priv + ekidomi, to publish (05 Mar 2000)
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anecdotal


Of the nature of or relating to an anecdote. Containing or abounding in anecdotes.
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