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schiztic

schiztic adjective: relating to separation or schism.

Adjective

schiztic

  1. Relating to separation or schism.
    • His case well illustrates the schiztic character of a certain class of paraphrenics. When I last saw him six years ago, he was forty-five years old, single, and had been living in a delusional world for fourteen years […]1920, The Psychoanalytic Review, volume 7, page 254
    • Whence the schiztic impulse? The answer is to be found in an out-dated attitude of all Parties towards the United States of America on the one hand, and in an equally out-dated attitude towards the Soviet Union on the other.1964, Hugh Pritchard-Jones, To Be Or Not to Be, page 35

Questions about schiztic

What does schiztic mean?
Schiztic means relating to separation or schism.
What part of speech is schiztic?
Schiztic is an adjective.

Words near schiztic in the dictionary

  1. schizotypic
  2. schizotypical
  3. schizotypy
  4. schizozoite
  5. schizozoites
  6. schiztic
  7. schizy
  8. schizz out
  9. schizzed out
  10. schizzes out
  11. schizzing out

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