casuistical
ˌkæz.juˈɪs.tɪ.kəl
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Definition of casuistical - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
logicDatedrelating to the use of clever but unsound reasoningDated
  • His argument was dismissed as merely casuistical and unconvincing..
sophistical specious
2.
philosophyDatedrelated to the practice of casuistryDated
  • His casuistical arguments confused the audience.
sophistical speculative
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Origin of casuistical

Latin, casus (case) + -isticus (related to)

Examples of casuistical in a sentence

  • The debate was filled with casuistical points.
  • The philosopher's casuistical reasoning was hard to follow.
  • Her casuistical approach to ethics intrigued the students.

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  1. French:casuistique, ...
  2. German:kasuistisch, haarspalterisch, ...
  3. Italian:sofistico, ...
  4. Spanish:sofístico, sutil, ...
  5. Portuguese:sofismático, casuístico, ...
  6. Chinese:诡辩的, 诡辩术的, ...
  7. Japanese:詭弁的な, 詭弁の, ...
  8. Arabic:مغالِط, كاسويستي, ...
  9. Hebrew:קַזוּאִיסְטִי, קָזוּאִיסְטִית, ...
  10. Russian:казуистический, ...
  11. Ukrainian:софістичний, дискусійний, ...
  12. Hindi:कपटपूर्ण, कासुइस्ट्री, ...

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