istic
Suffix as in strong fondness
Word Combinations
Example:His policies are clearly of a distinctively economistic nature and ignore social welfare.
Definition:Of or relating to economic thinking or practice.
Example:The book examines the imperialistic intentions behind the expansionist policies of the 19th century.
Definition:Having to do with or asserting the claims and power of an empire; motivated by a desire for empire.
Example:Crystallistic growth patterns can be seen in the structure of certain minerals.
Definition:Relating to or having the form or structure of a crystal; crystalline.
Example:The characteristic feature of the vast prairie landscape is its flat, expansive expanse.
Definition:A distinguishing feature or quality; typical behavior, form, or style.
Example:The book uses stereotypic characters to convey a broader message about society.
Definition:Of or like a stereotype or a stock character, especially in lacking individuality, personality, or realism in a description, presentation, or depiction.
Example:Psychological theories often focus on the human mind as a complex system of thoughts and feelings.
Definition:Of or relating to the mind or mentality; mental.
Example:Each artist’s works offer a perspectival reflection of his unique emotional experiences.
Definition:Relating to perspective (the way of viewing something).
Example:While mechanistic approaches can be useful in certain contexts, they may stifle creativity.
Definition:Lacking imagination or flexibility; adhering to routine or rules.
Example:The company’s new hiring policy was criticized for being discriminatory against women and minorities.
Definition:Unfairly treating one individual or group differently from another.
Example:The newly discovered animal has a crustacean-like structure and way of moving.
Definition:Resembling a crustacean; having characteristics of a crustacean.
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