anallagmatic

/ˌænəˈlæɡmætɪk/

Definitions

1. adjective

Lacking or opposing analogy; not drawing conclusions based on the similarity of things.

“The anallagmatic approach to science emphasizes the importance of experimentation and data-driven conclusions.”

2. noun

A person who uses an anallagmatic approach to reasoning or argumentation.

“The anallagmatic philosopher’s arguments were based on empirical evidence rather than analogies.”

Synonyms

  • anti-analogical
  • non-analogical

Antonyms

  • analogical
  • homologous