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dyslogistic

dyslogistic adjective: expressing censure or disapproval.

Adjective

dyslogistic (comparative more dyslogistic, superlative most dyslogistic)

  1. Expressing censure or disapproval.
    • [...] if he be a man whom it is your object to consign to aversion or contempt, you employ the dyslogistic term.1917, James Welton, Groundwork of Logic, page 117

Forms of dyslogistic

comparativemore dyslogistic
superlativemost dyslogistic

Origin of dyslogistic

From dys- + -logistic, on the model of eulogistic.

Words formed from dyslogistic

Questions about dyslogistic

What does dyslogistic mean?
Dyslogistic means expressing censure or disapproval.
What part of speech is dyslogistic?
Dyslogistic is an adjective.

Words near dyslogistic in the dictionary

  1. dyslipoproteinaemias
  2. dyslipoproteinemia
  3. dyslipoproteinemias
  4. dyslogia
  5. dyslogias
  6. dyslogistic
  7. dyslogistically
  8. dyslogy
  9. dysluite
  10. dyslysin
  11. Dysmas

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