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antiphilosophical

antiphilosophical adjective: opposing philosophy.

Adjective

antiphilosophical (comparative more antiphilosophical, superlative most antiphilosophical)

  1. Opposing philosophy.
    • In addition, during the mid-nineteenth century, antiphilosophical tirades began to multiply, particularly in conservative reactions against rationalist perspectives on Israelite religion.2012, Jaco Gericke, The Hebrew Bible and Philosophy of Religion, page 62
    Synonyms:
    antiphilosophic

Synonyms of antiphilosophical

Forms of antiphilosophical

comparativemore antiphilosophical
superlativemost antiphilosophical

Origin of antiphilosophical

From anti- + philosophical.

Words formed from antiphilosophical

  • antiphilosophically

Questions about antiphilosophical

What does antiphilosophical mean?
Antiphilosophical means opposing philosophy.
What part of speech is antiphilosophical?
Antiphilosophical is an adjective.

Words near antiphilosophical in the dictionary

  1. antipheromone
  2. antipheromones
  3. antiphilosopher
  4. antiphilosophers
  5. antiphilosophic
  6. antiphilosophical
  7. antiphilosophies
  8. antiphilosophy
  9. antiphishing
  10. antiphlogistian
  11. antiphlogistians

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