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phenomenalistic

phenomenalistic adjective: of or relating to the philosophy of phenomenalism.

Adjective

phenomenalistic (comparative more phenomenalistic, superlative most phenomenalistic)

  1. Of or relating to the philosophy of phenomenalism

Forms of phenomenalistic

comparativemore phenomenalistic
superlativemost phenomenalistic

Origin of phenomenalistic

From phenomenal + -istic.

Words formed from phenomenalistic

Questions about phenomenalistic

What does phenomenalistic mean?
Phenomenalistic means of or relating to the philosophy of phenomenalism.
What part of speech is phenomenalistic?
Phenomenalistic is an adjective.

Words near phenomenalistic in the dictionary

  1. phenomenalises
  2. phenomenalising
  3. phenomenalism
  4. phenomenalisms
  5. phenomenalist
  6. phenomenalistic
  7. phenomenalistical
  8. phenomenalistically
  9. phenomenalists
  10. phenomenalities
  11. phenomenality

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