totalistic
ˌtoʊtəˈlɪstɪk
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Definition of totalistic - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
philosophyRarerelating to a comprehensive or complete view or approachRare
  • His totalistic view on the project covered all possible aspects..
all-encompassing holistic
2.
political systemsTECH.related to totalism or total control systemsTECH.
  • The regime's totalistic approach affected all aspects of life.
authoritarian dictatorial
3.
cellular automataTECH.having cell states based on nearby cell sumsTECH.
  • The totalistic rule determined the cell's next state.
additive cumulative summative
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Origin of totalistic

Latin, totalis (entire) + istic (relating to)

Examples of totalistic in a sentence

  • The totalistic analysis provided a clear picture of the situation.
  • The totalistic policies suppressed individual freedoms.
  • His totalistic governance left no room for dissent.
  • A totalistic approach simplified the automaton's complexity.
  • Researchers explored totalistic models in their study.

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  1. French:totalisant, totalitaire, ...
  2. German:totalistisch, totalitär, ...
  3. Italian:onnicomprensivo, totalitario, ...
  4. Spanish:integral, totalitario, ...
  5. Portuguese:completo, totalitário, ...
  6. Chinese:全面的, 极权主义的, ...
  7. Japanese:全体的なアプローチ, 全体主義的な, ...
  8. Arabic:شُمُولِي, كُلِّي السَّيْطَرَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:טוֹטָלִיסְטִי, שַׁלִּיטָנִי, ...
  10. Russian:всеобъемлющий подход, тоталитарный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:тоталістичний, тоталітарний, ...
  12. Hindi:समग्र दृष्टिकोण, समग्रवादी, ...

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