Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

antidotally

Adverb

/ˌæntɪˈdoʊtəli/

Definition

In a manner relating to anecdotal evidence, not based on scientific or statistical analysis.

Examples

Many health benefits are described antidotally, sharing personal stories of improvement after using herbal remedies.
Though she couldn’t prove her theory scientifically, she argued that the results were antidotally supported by several case studies.

Meaning

Referring to information or evidence that is based on personal accounts rather than empirical research. It often involves stories or observations that illustrate a point but are not officially verified.