short-termist
short-termist adjective: tending to think and plan only for the short term.
Adjective
short-termist (comparative more short-termist, superlative most short-termist)
- Tending to think and plan only for the short term.
- On the one hand, the NIC states: "we must urgently end short-termist thinking" […]2020 December 30, Gareth Dennis, “Network News: Comment”, in Rail, page 7
Noun
short-termist (plural short-termists)
- One who tends to think and plan only for the short term.
Antonyms of short-termist
Forms of short-termist
| Adjective | |
|---|---|
| comparative | more short-termist |
| superlative | most short-termist |
| Noun | |
| plural | short-termists |
Origin of short-termist
From short term + -ist.
Questions about short-termist
- What does short-termist mean?
- Short-termist means tending to think and plan only for the short term.
- What part of speech is short-termist?
- Short-termist can be an adjective or a noun.
Words near short-termist in the dictionary
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