panzoistic
/ˌpænzəʊˈɪstɪk/
panzoistic adjective: of or relating to panzoism.
Adjective
panzoistic (comparative more panzoistic, superlative most panzoistic)
- Of or relating to panzoism.
- THE reader will already have felt that the panzoistic conception of God-the conception, that is to say, of God as comprising all living units in His own single person-does not help us to understand the origin of matter, nor yet that of the primordial cell which has grown and unfolded itself into...1917 [1879], Samuel Butler, God the Known and God the Unknown, page 83
Forms of panzoistic
| comparative | more panzoistic |
|---|---|
| superlative | most panzoistic |
| alternative form | pan-zoistic |
| alternative form | panzooistic |
Questions about panzoistic
- What does panzoistic mean?
- Panzoistic means of or relating to panzoism.
- What part of speech is panzoistic?
- Panzoistic is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce panzoistic?
- Panzoistic is pronounced /ˌpænzəʊˈɪstɪk/.
Words near panzoistic in the dictionary
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