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ethico-|ˈɛθɪkəʊ-|
repr. Gr. ἠθικο-, combining form of ἠθικός: see ethic. Occurring in a few compound adjs.; as ethico-physical, -political, -religious, -social, partaking of the nature of or pertaining jointly to ethics, and physics, politics, religion, or society.
1667H. More Div. Dial. (1713) 565 The Bereshith of Moses bears a triple meaning..viz. Ethico-political, Physico-theosophical, and Literal. 1847De Quincey Milton Wks. (1863) VI. 318 For what may properly be called the Ethico-physical Sublime there is but one great model surviving in the Greek poetry. 1868Bain Ment. & Mor. Sc., Ethics (1875) 535 The philosophical system of Neo-Platonism was throughout ethical or ethico-religious in spirit. 1905Spectator Lit. Suppl. 28 Jan. 119/1 Modern ethico-social guides, such as Stevenson, Whitman, and Maeterlinck. 1920Red Triangle May 352/2 Every Church is trying to overcome every danger which is trying to destroy its ethico-social being. 1924W. B. Selbie Psychol. Relig. 102 The social element in these early forms of ritual..points to a tribal consciousness which has in it at least the beginnings of an ethico-social outlook. |