pseudotribal
pseudotribal adjective: apparently, but not actually, tribal.
Adjective
pseudotribal (comparative more pseudotribal, superlative most pseudotribal)
- Apparently, but not actually, tribal.
- Konrad Lorenz […] reminds us of the pseudotribal character of much of the present-day rebellion; and to him the widespread and truly "bizarre distortions of cultural behavior" represent a new "infantilism" and a egression to a primitivity which he considers analogous to a "disturbance of the...1995, Erik H. Erikson, A Way of Looking at Things, page 327
Forms of pseudotribal
| comparative | more pseudotribal |
|---|---|
| superlative | most pseudotribal |
Origin of pseudotribal
From pseudo- + tribal.
Questions about pseudotribal
- What does pseudotribal mean?
- Pseudotribal means apparently, but not actually, tribal.
- What part of speech is pseudotribal?
- Pseudotribal is an adjective.
Words near pseudotribal in the dictionary
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