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psychophilosophy

psychophilosophy noun: a philosophy that changes an individual's personal psychology.

Noun

psychophilosophy (plural psychophilosophies)

  1. A philosophy that changes an individual's personal psychology
  2. A field of study which combines psychological and philosophical concepts or understandings

Forms of psychophilosophy

pluralpsychophilosophies

Origin of psychophilosophy

From psycho- + philosophy.

Questions about psychophilosophy

What does psychophilosophy mean?
Psychophilosophy means a philosophy that changes an individual's personal psychology.
What part of speech is psychophilosophy?
Psychophilosophy is a noun.
What is the plural of psychophilosophy?
The plural of psychophilosophy is psychophilosophies.

Words near psychophilosophy in the dictionary

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

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