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jesuitical

/dʒɛz.juˈɪt.ɪ.kəl/

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adjective

/dʒɛz.juˈɪt.ɪ.kəl/C2formal
  • ruОтносящийся к иезуитам или их учению; часто используется для описания тонкой, казуистической или уклончивой формы рассуждений.

Relating to the Jesuits or their teachings; often used to describe a subtle, casuistic, or equivocating form of reasoning.

  1. Relating to the JesuitsC1formal

    Having qualities characteristic of the Society of Jesus (Jesuits) or their teachings, methods, or practices.

    ruИезуитский

    • His Jesuitical education emphasized intellectual rigor and service.
    • The school followed a Jesuitical curriculum focused on humanities and theology.
    • She admired his Jesuitical discipline and commitment to social justice.

    Synonymsjesuitjesuitic

  2. Deceptive or equivocatingC1informal

    Characterized by subtle, often misleading reasoning or equivocation, reminiscent of stereotypes about Jesuit casuistry.

    ruИезуитский

    • The politician's argument was so Jesuitical that nobody could pin down his actual stance.
    • She gave a Jesuitical answer that seemed to say everything while committing to nothing.
    • His Jesuitical reasoning frustrated the jury because it avoided a direct admission.

    Synonymscasuisticdeviousdisingenuousshiftysophisticalspecioussubtletricky

    Antonymscandiddirectfrankhoneststraightforward

Forms
  • more jesuitical comparative form
  • most jesuitical superlative form
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