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syntality

syntality noun: the collective psychological traits of a group, analogous to the personality of an individual.

Noun

syntality (countable and uncountable, plural syntalities)

  1. The collective psychological traits of a group, analogous to the personality of an individual.

Forms of syntality

pluralsyntalities

Origin of syntality

Coined by British-American psychologist Raymond Cattell.

Questions about syntality

What does syntality mean?
Syntality means the collective psychological traits of a group, analogous to the personality of an individual.
What part of speech is syntality?
Syntality is a noun.
What is the plural of syntality?
The plural of syntality is syntalities.

Words near syntality in the dictionary

  1. syntagmemic
  2. syntagmemically
  3. syntagmic
  4. syntagms
  5. syntalities
  6. syntality
  7. syntan
  8. syntans
  9. syntaphilin
  10. syntax
  11. syntax error

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