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bureautic

bureautic adjective: bureaucratic.

Adjective (1)

bureautic (comparative more bureautic, superlative most bureautic)

  1. (rare) bureaucratic

Noun (1)

bureautic (uncountable)

  1. office automation

Adjective (2)

bureautic (not comparable)

  1. of or pertaining to office automation

Noun (2)

bureautic (plural bureautics)

  1. a person suffering from bureausis

Forms of bureautic

Adjective
comparativemore bureautic
superlativemost bureautic
Noun
alternative formbureautics
pluralbureautics

Origin of bureautic

A shortened form of bureaucratic.

From French bureautique (“office automation”).

Substantive adjective formed from the disorder bureausis (“psychological aversion to bureaucracies and bureaucratic behavior”).

Questions about bureautic

What does bureautic mean?
Bureautic means bureaucratic.
What part of speech is bureautic?
Bureautic can be an adjective or a noun.

Words near bureautic in the dictionary

  1. bureaupathological
  2. bureaupathology
  3. bureaus
  4. bureaus de change
  5. bureausis
  6. bureautic
  7. bureautics
  8. bureaux
  9. bureaux de change
  10. bureaux plats
  11. Bureen

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