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etic
et·ic E0231350 (ĕt′ĭk)adj. Of or relating to features or items analyzed without considering their role as a structural unit in a system such as a language or a culture.
[From (phon)etic.]etic (ˈiːtɪk) adj (Linguistics) relating to a non-structural approach to the description of linguistics and behavioural scienceet•ic (ˈɛt ɪk)
adj. of or pertaining to the raw data of a language or other area of behavior, without considering the data as functional units within a system. Compare emic. [1950–55] -etic an adjective suffix, equivalent in meaning to -ic, occurring in loanwords from Greek (eidetic), and in a few analogous Latin or English formations (splenetic; phenetic). [< Latin -ēticus < Greek -ētikos] TranslationsEncyclopediaSeeemic and eticetic
etic [et´ik] pertaining to expressions, perceptions, beliefs, and practices that are universal, or at least shared by several cultural groups; an etic view of a cultural system is one from the perspective of an outsider, based on universal and generalized explanations of behavior, rather than the perspective of the members of the system under study. See also emic.etic (e'tik) In anthropology and transcultural nursing, related to a kind of analysis that relies on objective criteria; the description of an illness by an observer of a phenomenon rather than by someone experiencing that phenomenon. See: emicETIC
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| ETIC➣Engineering and Technology Industry Council | | ETIC➣Escola Técnica de Imagem e Comunicação (Portugal) | | ETIC➣Enterprise Turnaround Initiative Corporation of Japan (est. 2009) | | ETIC➣Environmental Teratology Information Center (database) | | ETIC➣Estimated Time for Completion (US DoD) | | ETIC➣Environmental Technology Industry Cluster | | ETIC➣Electric Transportation Industry Conference | | ETIC➣East Turkestan Information Center | | ETIC➣Estimated Time In Commission | | ETIC➣Education and Training Integration Directorate (Washington, DC) |
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