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Misesian

Syllables: Mi·ses·i·anUS/ˌmiˈzɛs.i.ən/

Misesian adjective: of, pertaining to, or advocating the praxeological or economic theories of Ludwig von Mises.

Adjective

Misesian (not comparable)

  1. Of, pertaining to, or advocating the praxeological or economic theories of Ludwig von Mises.

Noun

Misesian (plural Misesians)

  1. A proponent of the praxeological or economic theories of Ludwig von Mises.

Forms of Misesian

Adjective
alternative formMisesean
Noun
pluralMisesians

Origin of Misesian

From German (von) Mises + English -ian.

Questions about Misesian

What does Misesian mean?
Misesian means of, pertaining to, or advocating the praxeological or economic theories of Ludwig von Mises.
What part of speech is Misesian?
Misesian can be an adjective or a noun.
How do you pronounce Misesian?
Misesian is pronounced /ˌmiˈzɛs.i.ən/ (US).

Words near Misesian in the dictionary

  1. mises en scène
  2. mises-en-scene
  3. mises-en-scène
  4. Misesean
  5. Miseseans
  6. Misesian
  7. Misesians
  8. misesteem
  9. misesteemed
  10. misesteeming
  11. misesteems

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