perspectival
perspectival adjective: of or pertaining to perspective.
Adjective
perspectival (not comparable)
- Of or pertaining to perspective.
- After all, sense-data are typically introduced into a theory as a result of argument—as a result, for instance, of reflecting on such phenomena as illusion, hallucination, perspectival variation, and so forth—and not as a result of sheer self-awareness.2007 July 12, A. D. Smith, “Translucent experiences”, in Philosophical Studies, volume 140, number 2, →DOI
Origin of perspectival
From perspective + -al.
Words formed from perspectival
Words that rhyme with perspectival
- revival
- arrival
- survival
- rival
- adjectival
- buccogingival
- corrival
- estival
- gingival
- infinitival
- nival
- ogival
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- subnival
- substantival
- ablatival
- accusatival
- aestival
- arch-rival
- archrival
- conjunctival
- corival
- corneoconjunctival
- datival
- deprival
- derival
- diminutival
- distogingival
- genitival
- gerundival
- imperatival
- intraconjunctival
- keratoconjunctival
- myoconjunctival
- negatival
- non-arrival
- nonarrival
- nonconjunctival
- nonrival
- outrival
- passival
- pharyngoconjunctival
- possessival
- predicatival
- relatival
- scleroconjunctival
- subconjunctival
- subgingival
- thyroprival
- transconjunctival
- unarrival
Questions about perspectival
- What does perspectival mean?
- Perspectival means of or pertaining to perspective.
- What part of speech is perspectival?
- Perspectival is an adjective.
Words near perspectival in the dictionary
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