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punditic

punditic adjective: of, or related to a pundit.

Adjective

punditic (comparative more punditic, superlative most punditic)

  1. Of, or related to a pundit.
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    Synonyms:
    punditical

Synonyms of punditic

Forms of punditic

comparativemore punditic
superlativemost punditic

Origin of punditic

From pundit + -ic.

Words formed from punditic

Questions about punditic

What does punditic mean?
Punditic means of, or related to a pundit.
What part of speech is punditic?
Punditic is an adjective.

Words near punditic in the dictionary

  1. pundit
  2. punditariat
  3. punditeer
  4. punditeers
  5. pundithood
  6. punditic
  7. punditical
  8. punditically
  9. punditocracies
  10. punditocracy
  11. punditocratic

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