dyslogistic

English

Etymology

From dys- +‎ -logistic, on the model of eulogistic.

Adjective

dyslogistic (comparative more dyslogistic, superlative most dyslogistic)

  1. Expressing censure or disapproval.
    • 1917, James Welton, Groundwork of Logic, page 117:
      [...] if he be a man whom it is your object to consign to aversion or contempt, you employ the dyslogistic term.

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