adjective
psychologic
sy-kuh-LOJ-ik
Psychologic (adjective) means Psychologic means relating to psychology. Example: “The report looked at the psychologic factors behind the decision.”
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Psychologic means relating to psychology.
"The report looked at the psychologic factors behind the decision."
"Researchers studied the psychologic effects of long-term isolation."
"His behaviour had a clear psychologic explanation."
How to use psychologic
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishPsychologic simply means to do with psychology.
When to use it
Psychologic is not comparable, so it never takes 'more' or 'most'.
Memory tip
Watch the spelling: psychologic ends in -ic, while its synonym psychological ends in -ical.
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Etymology
Psychologic is formed by adding the suffix -ic to psychology.
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What does psychologic mean?
It means relating to psychology.
Is psychologic the same as psychological?
Yes, psychologic is a synonym of psychological, with the same meaning.
Can psychologic be used as a comparative, like 'more psychologic'?
No, it is not comparable, so forms like 'more psychologic' or 'most psychologic' are not used.
What is the meaning of psychologic?
"psychologic" (adjective) means psychologic means relating to psychology.
