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pantopragmatic

pantopragmatic noun: a busybody; someone who interferes with others.

Noun

pantopragmatic (plural pantopragmatics)

  1. (UK, rare) A busybody; someone who interferes with others.

Adjective

pantopragmatic (comparative more pantopragmatic, superlative most pantopragmatic)

  1. (UK, rare) Acting like a busybody; interfering; meddlesome.

Forms of pantopragmatic

Noun
pluralpantopragmatics
Adjective
comparativemore pantopragmatic
superlativemost pantopragmatic

Origin of pantopragmatic

From panto- + pragmatic.

Questions about pantopragmatic

What does pantopragmatic mean?
Pantopragmatic means a busybody; someone who interferes with others.
What part of speech is pantopragmatic?
Pantopragmatic can be a noun or an adjective.
What is the plural of pantopragmatic?
The plural of pantopragmatic is pantopragmatics.

Words near pantopragmatic in the dictionary

  1. pantophthalmid
  2. pantophthalmids
  3. pantopod
  4. pantopods
  5. pantoporate
  6. pantopragmatic
  7. pantopragmatics
  8. pantoprazole
  9. pantos
  10. pantoscope
  11. pantoscopes

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