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macrocomparative

macrocomparative adjective: making broad or large-scale comparisons.

Adjective

macrocomparative (not comparable)

  1. Making broad or large-scale comparisons.

Origin of macrocomparative

From macro- + comparative.

Words formed from macrocomparative

Questions about macrocomparative

What does macrocomparative mean?
Macrocomparative means making broad or large-scale comparisons.
What part of speech is macrocomparative?
Macrocomparative is an adjective.

Words near macrocomparative in the dictionary

  1. macrocolum
  2. macrocolumn
  3. macrocolumns
  4. macrocommunities
  5. macrocommunity
  6. macrocomparative
  7. macrocomparativist
  8. macrocomparativists
  9. macrocomplex
  10. macrocomplexes
  11. macrocomponent

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