unphilosophic
unphilosophic adjective: not philosophic.
Adjective
unphilosophic (comparative more unphilosophic, superlative most unphilosophic)
- Not philosophic.
- Light is a term merely relative to us; but light itself has no absolute existence any more than sound: then how unphilosophic are the terms latent light, and light in darkness, which we sometimes hear—as if that which is merely an effect could be regarded as a cause, or as a physical force, at the...1846, unknown, “On the Theory of Photographic Action”, in Scientific American, volume 2, number 13, page 104
Forms of unphilosophic
| comparative | more unphilosophic |
|---|---|
| superlative | most unphilosophic |
Origin of unphilosophic
From un- + philosophic.
Questions about unphilosophic
- What does unphilosophic mean?
- Unphilosophic means not philosophic.
- What part of speech is unphilosophic?
- Unphilosophic is an adjective.
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