conceptualistic
- adjective
- /kənˌsɛpʧuˈælɪstɪk/
- Specialized
- Her writing style became increasingly conceptualistic as she explored philosophical themes in her novels.
Examples
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This style is conceptualistic.
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Critics praised the conceptualistic elements of the performance, highlighting its intellectual depth and innovation.
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The artist's latest exhibition showcases a distinctly conceptualistic approach, focusing on ideas rather than visual realism.
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Is this painting conceptualistic?
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The artist's conceptualistic approach challenged traditional views on what art can be.
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In her thesis, she explored the conceptualistic principles that underpin modern philosophy.
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The film's conceptualistic themes encouraged viewers to think deeply about reality and perception.
Synonyms
It is about ideas and how people form them
Relating to ideas or thoughts
Emphasizing ideas and meaning rather than how something looks
About ideas or general plans rather than practical details
Antonyms
How Conceptual
Surface Forms
Morphology
conceptualistic = conceptual (semi-transparent) = concept + ual + istic
Formed by adding the adjectival suffix '-istic' to the clear adjective 'conceptual', producing a word meaning 'relating to conceptualism' in a regular way.
Etymology
Conceptualistic comes from concept, which means 'idea', and the ending -istic, which shows 'related to'. So something conceptualistic is focused on ideas rather than appearance, like art or writing that cares more about a concept than how it looks.