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metaschematic

metaschematic adjective: changing the form or scheme of something.

Adjective

metaschematic (comparative more metaschematic, superlative most metaschematic)

  1. Changing the form or scheme of something.
    • His approach is characteristically metaschematic: not merely the Bible but the whole of 'history' is 'mythology'.2010, Gwen Griffith Dickson, Johann Georg Hamann's Relational Metacriticism, page 66
  2. Of or relating to a metaschema.

Forms of metaschematic

comparativemore metaschematic
superlativemost metaschematic

Origin of metaschematic

From meta- + schematic.

Questions about metaschematic

What does metaschematic mean?
Metaschematic means changing the form or scheme of something.
What part of speech is metaschematic?
Metaschematic is an adjective.

Words near metaschematic in the dictionary

  1. metasandstone
  2. metasandstones
  3. metaschema
  4. metaschemas
  5. metaschemata
  6. metaschematic
  7. metaschematize
  8. metaschematized
  9. metaschematizes
  10. metaschematizing
  11. metaschoderite

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