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psychologistic

psychologistic adjective: of or pertaining to psychologism.

Adjective

psychologistic (comparative more psychologistic, superlative most psychologistic)

  1. Of or pertaining to psychologism.
    • A second worry is that any naturalistic form of a priori justification would have to be psychologistic and, therefore, that it would fail to establish the objectivity of a target claim.2008 January 30, Lisa Warenski, “Naturalism, fallibilism, and the a priori”, in Philosophical Studies, volume 142, number 3, →DOI

Forms of psychologistic

comparativemore psychologistic
superlativemost psychologistic

Words formed from psychologistic

Questions about psychologistic

What does psychologistic mean?
Psychologistic means of or pertaining to psychologism.
What part of speech is psychologistic?
Psychologistic is an adjective.

Words near psychologistic in the dictionary

  1. psychologises
  2. psychologising
  3. psychologism
  4. psychologisms
  5. psychologist
  6. psychologistic
  7. psychologistically
  8. psychologistlike
  9. psychologists
  10. psychologization
  11. psychologizations

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