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pseudophilosophical

pseudophilosophical adjective: apparently, but not actually, philosophical; having pretensions to philosophy.

Adjective

pseudophilosophical (comparative more pseudophilosophical, superlative most pseudophilosophical)

  1. Apparently, but not actually, philosophical; having pretensions to philosophy.

Forms of pseudophilosophical

comparativemore pseudophilosophical
superlativemost pseudophilosophical

Origin of pseudophilosophical

From pseudo- + philosophical.

Questions about pseudophilosophical

What does pseudophilosophical mean?
Pseudophilosophical means apparently, but not actually, philosophical; having pretensions to philosophy.
What part of speech is pseudophilosophical?
Pseudophilosophical is an adjective.

Words near pseudophilosophical in the dictionary

  1. pseudophilanthropic
  2. pseudophillipsite
  3. pseudophilosopher
  4. pseudophilosophers
  5. pseudophilosophic
  6. pseudophilosophical
  7. pseudophilosophies
  8. pseudophilosophy
  9. pseudophobia
  10. pseudophobias
  11. pseudophobic

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