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Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning The blogger's post was filled with anecdata about her experience trying different diets.
The book presented anecdata from various sources to illustrate the author's point.
The article was criticized for relying on anecdata rather than conducting a comprehensive survey.
He dismissed the negative reviews as mere anecdata from disgruntled customers.
The scientist cautioned against making conclusions based on anecdata from a single experiment.
The coach shared anecdata of one player's success to motivate the team.
The doctor warned against using anecdata to diagnose medical conditions.
The researcher dismissed the anecdata provided by the participants, emphasizing the need for controlled studies.
The politician's reliance on anecdata rather than empirical data weakened his argument.
It's important to back up your claims with data rather than relying on anecdata.
The judge disregarded the defendant's anecdata and based the verdict on hard evidence.
The CEO's argument was weak since it was supported mainly by anecdata instead of market research.
The politician's reliance on anecdata rather than statistical data weakened her argument.
The book was criticized for its overuse of anecdata to support its arguments.
The student's essay lacked strong arguments and relied heavily on anecdata, making it less convincing and persuasive.
Many people base their dietary choices on anecdata, often following fad diets without considering scientific studies or nutritional guidelines.
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