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textualistic

textualistic adjective: of or related to textualism.

Adjective

textualistic (comparative more textualistic, superlative most textualistic)

  1. Of or related to textualism.
    • The consequence of the textualistic legal approach does not serve the interests and fundamental objectives of the United Nations and contribute to the fulfillment of an inclusive or common interest in the maintenance of minimum world order.1992, William Michael Reisman, James E. Baker, Regulating Covert Action: Practices, Contexts, and Policies of Covert Coercion Abroad in International and American Law

Forms of textualistic

comparativemore textualistic
superlativemost textualistic

Origin of textualistic

From textual + -istic.

Words formed from textualistic

Questions about textualistic

What does textualistic mean?
Textualistic means of or related to textualism.
What part of speech is textualistic?
Textualistic is an adjective.

Words near textualistic in the dictionary

  1. textualises
  2. textualising
  3. textualism
  4. textualisms
  5. textualist
  6. textualistic
  7. textualistically
  8. textualists
  9. textualities
  10. textuality
  11. textualizable

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