antitheoretical
antitheoretical adjective: opposing theory.
Adjective
antitheoretical (comparative more antitheoretical, superlative most antitheoretical)
- Opposing theory.
- This claim has been called immoralism […] but the underlying position is better described as an antitheoretical view of the relation between moral and aesthetic value.2006, Matthew Kieran, Contemporary debates in aesthetics and the philosophy of art, page 343
Forms of antitheoretical
| comparative | more antitheoretical |
|---|---|
| superlative | most antitheoretical |
Origin of antitheoretical
From anti- + theoretical.
Questions about antitheoretical
- What does antitheoretical mean?
- Antitheoretical means opposing theory.
- What part of speech is antitheoretical?
- Antitheoretical is an adjective.
Words near antitheoretical in the dictionary
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