-istic

See also: istic

English

Etymology

From -ist +‎ -ic or -ism +‎ -tic.

Suffix

-istic

  1. Used to form adjectives from nouns or from other adjectives, with the meaning "of or pertaining to" the preceding component.

Derived terms

English terms suffixed with -istic
abolitionistic
absolutistic
abstractionistic
actualistic
adventuristic
Africanistic
agapeistic
agapistic
ageistic
alarmistic
albinistic
alchemistic
allegoristic
allistic
Americanistic
anacolouthistic
anacoluthistic
anergistic
angelistic
animalculistic
animalistic
annalistic
annexationistic
anomalistic
antinovelistic
antiphlogistic
apartheidistic
aprioristic
atavistic
atomistic
Atticistic
authoritarianistic
autistic
avantgardistic
bibliopolistic
bimetallistic
biologistic
bioterroristic
bureaucratistic
cabalistic
cacoepistic
Calvinistic
cannibalistic
canonistic
caricaturistic
carnivalistic
cartoonistic
characteristic
chloristic
Christianistic
citharistic
cladistics
clavieristic
clientelistic
coatomistic
coloristic
colouristic
communalistic
computationalistic
computeristic
computistic
consequentialistic
constitutionalistic
constructionistic
contextualistic
contractualistic
creolistic
creolistics
criminalistic
cronyistic
Darwinistic
deductivistic
denialistic
dereistic
descriptionistic
dialogistic
dominionistic
dualistic
duopolistic
dysphemistic
dystheistic
egalitarianistic
eliminativistic
Elistic
emergentistic
emotionalistic
empiristic
epiphenomenalistic
epitomistic
erythristic
ethicistic
ethnicistic
eudaemonistic
euhemeristic
eulogistic
eunuchistic
euphuistic
Europeanistic
euthanistic
evidentialistic
evolutionistic
exhibitionistic
existentialistic
exorcistic
externalistic
familistic
faunistic
fetishistic
feudalistic
floristic
folkloristic
footballistic
Fordistic
formulistic
foundationalistic
Fourieristic
frequentistic
functionalistic
fundamentalistic
futuristic
generalistic
generativistic
gradualistic
guitaristic
heathenistic
Hebraistic
hegemonistic
herbalistic
heuristic
Hinduistic
historicistic
holistic
hylozoistic
idealistic
illusionistic
imagistic
immanentistic
immoralistic
imperialistic
impressionistic
incrementalistic
individualistic
inductivistic
intellectualistic
intentionalistic
interimistic
internalistic
interpretivistic
interventionistic
intuitionistic
irrationalistic
isolationistic
Jainistic
jargonistic
jazzistic
jihadistic
jingoistic
journalistic
laicistic
lamaistic
Latinistic
legalistic
lesbianistic
leucistic
liberalistic
librettistic
machoistic
magiristic
manneristic
marginalistic
Martinistic
masculinistic
masochistic
materialistic
maternalistic
matristic
McCarthyistic
mechanistic
medievalistic
mediumistic
melanistic
melioristic
memoiristic
mercantilistic
meroistic
militaristic
miniaturistic
minimalistic
misoneistic
modernistic
monarchistic
monopolistic
monopsonistic
moralistic
Mormonistic
multiculturalistic
muralistic
Muslimistic
mutistic
mutualistic

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