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antidiscursive

antidiscursive adjective: opposing a discourse, or institutionalized way of thinking.

Adjective

antidiscursive (comparative more antidiscursive, superlative most antidiscursive)

  1. Opposing a discourse, or institutionalized way of thinking.

Synonyms of antidiscursive

Forms of antidiscursive

comparativemore antidiscursive
superlativemost antidiscursive

Origin of antidiscursive

From anti- + discursive.

Words that rhyme with antidiscursive

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Questions about antidiscursive

What does antidiscursive mean?
Antidiscursive means opposing a discourse, or institutionalized way of thinking.
What part of speech is antidiscursive?
Antidiscursive is an adjective.

Words near antidiscursive in the dictionary

  1. antidiscount
  2. antidiscounting
  3. antidiscrimination
  4. antidiscriminative
  5. antidiscriminatory
  6. antidiscursive
  7. antidisease
  8. antidisestablishment
  9. antidisestablishmentarian
  10. antidisestablishmentarianism
  11. antidisestablishmentarianisms

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