What is another word for Eristic?
Pronunciation:
[ ɛɹˈɪstɪk], [ ɛɹˈɪstɪk], [ ɛ_ɹ_ˈɪ_s_t_ɪ_k]
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Synonyms for Eristic:
adj.
• argumentative (adjective) • disagreeable (adjective) • Other relevant words: (adjective) • polemic (adjective)n.
• Other relevant words: (noun)Other synonyms:
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- combative.
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- contentious.
- curmudgeonly,
- reform-minded,
- gruff,
- violative,
- fighter aircraft,
- warring,
- horse wrangler,
- logistician,
- item-by-item,
- conjectural,
- attack aircraft,
- deadly,
- strong-growing,
- ill-humoured,
- enthusiast,
- rough,
- progressive,
- battle,
- unsavoury,
- positivist,
- run afoul,
- dissenter,
- agonistical,
- crusty,
- repellant,
- fine art,
- ratiocinator,
- dianoetic,
- combatant,
- fast-growing,
- rambling,
- petulant,
- yucky,
- wrangle,
- digressive,
- deathly,
- psyche,
- divinatory,
- debate,
- logical thinking,
- skanky,
- repelling,
- martial,
- partizan,
- supposed,
- thinking,
- zealot,
- engagement,
- case-by-case,
- private,
- unsympathetic,
- scratchy,
- disgustful,
- querulous,
- dispute,
- battler,
- paladin,
- nettlesome,
- obstruction,
- fractious,
- excitable,
- smutty,
- peckish,
- excursive,
- contravene,
- champion,
- impedimenta,
- drumbeater,
- hard,
- fight,
- fretful,
- bicker,
- battleful,
- loathsome,
- antagonist,
- struggle,
- adversary,
- cranky,
- dissident,
- disgusting,
- offense,
- awful,
- offence,
- squabble,
- dissentious,
- soulfulness,
- vile,
- foul,
- unsavory,
- scrapper,
- obnoxious,
- peevish,
- loathly,
- tight,
- activist,
- objector,
- techy,
- prizefighter,
- deliberate,
- repellent,
- graphics,
- fuss,
- queasy,
- impediment,
- unmanageable,
- suppositional,
- hero,
- cruddy,
- tiff,
- hawkish,
- supposititious,
- infringe,
- whiney,
- noisome,
- problematic,
- opponent,
- hypothetic,
- hard-bitten,
- artwork,
- intelligent,
- peaky,
- opposer,
- nauseous,
- filthy,
- single,
- abstract thought,
- tetchy,
- difference,
- artistic creation,
- wicked,
- spat,
- suppositious,
- difference of opinion,
- artistic production,
- nauseating,
- sophist,
- protester,
- consider,
- unlikeable,
- haggle,
- agonistic,
- hard-boiled,
- war-ridden,
- haggling,
- competitive,
- nagging,
- problematical,
- revolting,
- sickening,
- turn over,
- unappealing.
- disputative,
- distasteful,
- moot,
- objectionable,
- Polarizing,
- debatable,
- irritable,
- Controvertist,
- dialectician,
- contestable,
- disputable,
- rationalistic,
- divisive,
- wrangler,
- warlike,
- contestant,
- gladiatorial,
- challengeable,
- ill-humored,
- difficult,
- scientist,
- disputant,
- reasoning,
- discursive,
- offensive,
- factious,
- partisan,
- exceptionable,
- hypothetical,
- casuist,
- rationalist,
- reasoner,
- logician,
- fighter,
- militant,
- gladiator,
- uncomfortable,
- Polemics,
- shrewish,
- bellicose,
- controversialist,
- arguer,
- conflict,
- dialectic,
- aggressive,
- wrangling,
- nasty,
- arguable,
- bickering,
- Discursory,
- dialectical,
- pro and con,
- debater,
- pugnacious.
How to use "Eristic" in context?
The word "Eristic" comes from a Greek word meaning "of or pertaining to eros." Eristic means "devoted to erotic love." Erotic love often involves a passionate, physical relationship that is considered taboo by mainstream society. Eristically inclined individuals often take great pleasure in breaking social conventions and exploring unconventional sexual practices.
Eristically inclined people often have a high degree of self-confidence and a strong sense of freedom. They typically enjoy creative and adventure-filled lives. They are often original and innovative in their thinking. Eristics are often drawn to the arts, interpersonal relationships, and challenging activities.
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