单词 | politic |
释义 | pol·i·tic I. 1. < their superiors in politic and military virtues — Edmund Burke > < he with all his people made all but one politic body — Philip Sidney > — see body politic 2. < this land was famously enrich'd with politic grave counsel — Shakespeare > < neither polite nor politic to get into other people's quarrels — Ruth Park > < so long as it was politic to profess loyalty — V.L.Parrington > 3. < from … politic government the inhabitants were brought under tyranny — Thomas Washington > 4. < an astute and politic statesman > 5. < a politic answer > < a politic move > < a very politic adversary > Synonyms: see expedient, suave II. 1. archaic < amongst statesmen and politics — Francis Bacon > 2. obsolete < this did not suit with popish politic — Richard Bentley †1742 > 3. obsolete < worldlings and depraved politics who are apt to condemn holy things — Francis Bacon > |
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