Adjective:

நடை முறையில் அன்றி கருத்துப்பாங்காய் இருக்கிற, யூக வணிகம் சார்ந்த,

speculative's Usage Examples:

There is still a certain difference observable, however, in so far as the speculative mystic remains primarily concerned with the theory of the soul's relation to God, while the theosophist gives his thoughts a wider scope, and frequently devotes himself to the elaboration of a fantastic philosophy of nature.

There are speculative constructions of gospel history which eliminate that claim; and no doubt apologetics could - with more or less difficulty - restate its position in a changed form if the paradox of to-day became accepted as historical fact to-morrow.

He does not free himself from the current theology either by rational moralizing like Kant, or by bold speculative synthesis like Fichte and Schelling.

The aegis of religion, therefore, cannot be employed to cover with its authority any speculative doctrine; nor, on the other hand, can any speculative or scientific investigation be regarded as putting religion in jeopardy.

A theosophical system may also be pantheistic, in tendency if not in intention; but the transcendent character of its Godhead definitely distinguishes it from the speculative philosophies which might otherwise seem to fall under the same definition.

Some hopes of employment which he had after the revolution of February were frustrated by the reputation of speculative republicanism which he had acquired.

Mick asked about the weather forecast and Fred responded that in Ouray, any prognostication was speculative and definitely regional—for real accuracy, one looked out the window or guessed.

Mysticism, on the other hand, is marked on its speculative side by even an overweening confidence in human reason.

The creation of the world is still further to be distinguished from these two processes as an act of freedom or will; it cannot, therefore, be speculatively constructed, but must be historically accepted.

As a result it has been far easier for the American than for the European railway builder to take advantage of the speculative instinct in obtaining money.

The objections to Descartes - one of which at least, through Descartes's statement of it in the appendix of objections in the Meditationes has become famous - have no speculative value, and in general are the outcome of the crudest empiricism.

A speculative construction of religion was abhorrent to him, a thing of which he seems to have thought the human mind naturally incapable.

Synonyms:

high-risk, risky, bad, unsound,

Antonyms:

best, valid, dependable, reliable, sound,