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macrosocial

macrosocial adjective: relating to society on a large scale, or in large groups (e.g., group, class or generation).

Adjective

macrosocial (not comparable)

  1. Relating to society on a large scale, or in large groups (e.g., group, class or generation).
    Antonyms:
    microsocial

Antonyms of macrosocial

Origin of macrosocial

From macro- + social.

Questions about macrosocial

What does macrosocial mean?
Macrosocial means relating to society on a large scale, or in large groups (e.g., group, class or generation).
What part of speech is macrosocial?
Macrosocial is an adjective.

Words near macrosocial in the dictionary

  1. macrosimulation
  2. macrosimulations
  3. macrosiphine
  4. macrosiphines
  5. macrosmatic
  6. macrosocial
  7. macrosociolinguistic
  8. macrosociolinguistics
  9. macrosociological
  10. macrosociologically
  11. macrosociologist

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