specialistic
- adjective
- /ˌspɛʃəˈlɪstɪk/
- Specialized
- Her specialistic knowledge in rare diseases made her a valuable asset to the research team.
Examples
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The course provides a specialistic approach to environmental science, focusing on conservation techniques.
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Many specialistic journals only accept articles on highly specific subjects.
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This training is specialistic.
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Don't overlook specialistic skills!
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Her specialistic knowledge in rare diseases made her a valuable asset to the research team.
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Many specialistic journals only accept articles on highly specific subjects.
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The course provides a specialistic approach to environmental science, focusing on conservation techniques.
Synonyms
About practical skills and knowledge for a job or field
Made for a particular job, activity, or area
Very skilled and knowing a lot about a particular area
Antonyms
How Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
specialistic = specialist (transparent) = specialist + ic
The adjective is directly formed from 'specialist' with the adjective-forming suffix '-ic', meaning 'relating to a specialist or specialty', which is readily inferable.
Etymology
Specialistic comes from special 'not ordinary' and specialist 'a person with focused skill'. The ending -istic turns it into a word 'relating to' that special area, so specialistic describes things about a special field or specialist knowledge.