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psychophilosophical

psychophilosophical adjective: relating to psychology and philosophy.

Adjective

psychophilosophical (not comparable)

  1. Relating to psychology and philosophy.
    • It is interesting that we have a parallel between the brain and the mind and the body and the soul, in that the brain is the anatomical unit which controls the body, and the mind is the psychophilosophical unit somewhere within the brain.1962, William Joseph Bryan, Religious Aspects of Hypnosis, page 30
    • We therefore prefer to work from concepts that encompass the psychophilosophical principles (Weltanschauung) of a culture or people and descriptions of actual behavior toward other human beings.2019, Israel W. Charny, How Can We Commit The Unthinkable?: Genocide: The Human Cancer

Origin of psychophilosophical

From psycho- + philosophical.

Questions about psychophilosophical

What does psychophilosophical mean?
Psychophilosophical means relating to psychology and philosophy.
What part of speech is psychophilosophical?
Psychophilosophical is an adjective.

Words near psychophilosophical in the dictionary

  1. psychopharmacotherapies
  2. psychopharmacotherapist
  3. psychopharmacotherapists
  4. psychopharmacotherapy
  5. psychopharmacy
  6. psychophilosophical
  7. psychophilosophies
  8. psychophilosophy
  9. psychophily
  10. psychophobia
  11. psychophobic

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