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psychosemiotics

psychosemiotics noun: the study of how people make and use signs to convey meaning.

Noun

psychosemiotics (uncountable)

  1. The study of how people make and use signs to convey meaning.

Origin of psychosemiotics

From psycho- + semiotics.

Words formed from psychosemiotics

Questions about psychosemiotics

What does psychosemiotics mean?
Psychosemiotics means the study of how people make and use signs to convey meaning.
What part of speech is psychosemiotics?
Psychosemiotics is a noun.

Words near psychosemiotics in the dictionary

  1. psychosemantic
  2. psychosemantically
  3. psychosemantics
  4. psychosemiotic
  5. psychosemiotically
  6. psychosemiotics
  7. psychosensorial
  8. psychosensory
  9. psychoses
  10. psychosexological
  11. psychosexual

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