economistic
economistic adjective: of or pertaining to economism.
Adjective
economistic (comparative more economistic, superlative most economistic)
- Of or pertaining to economism.
Forms of economistic
| comparative | more economistic |
|---|---|
| superlative | most economistic |
Words that rhyme with economistic
- artistic
- autistic
- characteristic
- atavistic
- ballistic
- heuristic
- linguistic
- pessimistic
- realistic
- cystic
- futuristic
- histic
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- holistic
- hypocoristic
- mystic
- optimistic
- activistic
- allistic
- altruistic
- cannibalistic
- criminalistic
- epiphenomenalistic
- fistic
- heteroantagonistic
- hubristic
- hybristic
- infinitistic
- isoantagonistic
- jingoistic
- journalistic
- librettistic
- malistic
- mistic
- navalistic
- paralinguistic
- pistic
- retrofuturistic
- spiritistic
- supercalifragilistic
- surrealistic
- unartistic
Questions about economistic
- What does economistic mean?
- Economistic means of or pertaining to economism.
- What part of speech is economistic?
- Economistic is an adjective.
Words near economistic in the dictionary
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