sophistic

IPA: sʌfˈɪstɪk

noun

  • (historical, philosophy) The sophists of antiquity, in general or of a specific period; their beliefs and method.
  • Alternative letter-case form of sophistic [(historical, philosophy) The sophists of antiquity, in general or of a specific period; their beliefs and method.]

adjective

  • Pertaining to the ancient sophists.
  • Sophistical.
  • Alternative letter-case form of sophistic (“pertaining to the sophists”) [Pertaining to the ancient sophists.]
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Examples of "sophistic" in Sentences

  • I tried to be a sophisticate.
  • He fancies himself a sophisticate.
  • Betsy can be described as sophistication.
  • His rhythmic sophistication was unequaled.
  • The difference is in sophistication and accuracy.
  • The issue is one of semantics and sophistication.
  • But it does so with such subtlety, panache and sophistication.
  • Eventually their sophistication will rule the develpoment of the world.

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