ethicophysical
ethicophysical adjective: relating to ethics and to physical matter.
Adjective
ethicophysical (not comparable)
Origin of ethicophysical
From ethic + -o- + physical; earliest known use by John Owen (theologian) (1616–1683).
Questions about ethicophysical
- What does ethicophysical mean?
- Ethicophysical means relating to ethics and to physical matter.
- What part of speech is ethicophysical?
- Ethicophysical is an adjective.
Words near ethicophysical in the dictionary
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