specialistic
/,speʃə'listik/
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Relating to or characteristic of a specialist: Pertaining to someone who concentrates on a particular subject or activity, or to the detailed knowledge and skills associated with such focus.
- Involving specialized training or knowledge: Concerning a specific, narrow field that requires expert training or education.
Examples of Usage
- Adjective:
- The conference featured several specialistic lectures on rare neurological disorders.
- His approach to the problem was highly specialistic, drawing from decades of focused research in a single field.
- The journal publishes articles that are too specialistic for a general audience.
Advanced Usage
- Used to describe discourse or knowledge: Often used to characterize language, terminology, or knowledge that is highly specific to a particular profession or academic discipline.
- The manual's specialistic jargon made it difficult for novices to understand.
Variants and Related Words
- Specialist (n): A person who concentrates on a particular subject or activity; an expert in a specific field.
- She is a specialist in environmental law.
- Specialism (n): A particular field of study or area of expertise.
- His specialism is 19th-century French poetry.
- Specialize (v): To concentrate on and become an expert in a particular subject or skill.
- Doctors often specialize in a specific area of medicine.
Synonyms
- Specialized: Designed for or focused on a particular area of use.
- Expert: Having or involving authoritative knowledge or skill.
- Technical: Involving details and procedures specific to a particular field.
Antonyms
- General: Involving or relating to the whole, not specific or detailed.
- Broad: Covering a wide scope; not specialized.
- Non-specialist: Not requiring or involving specialized knowledge.
Adjective
- showing focused training
- specialist training
- of or related to or characteristic of specialists