Idiographic

What do we mean by idiographic?

Relating to or concerned with discrete or unique facts or events. adjective

Pertaining to or consisting of an idiograph or idiographs.

Concerned with the individual; descriptive and interpretative of single and unique facts and processes: opposed to nomothetic.

Of or pertaining to an idiograph. adjective

Of or pertaining to individuals. adjective

Of or pertaining to idiography or to an idiograph. adjective

Relating to or involving the study of individuals adjective

Of or pertaining to individuals

Of or pertaining to idiography or to an idiograph

Words that are spelled similarly to idiographic:
idiographic, ideographic, infographic, isographic, biographic, radiographic, diagraphic, idiograph, digraphic, idiotrophic.

Words that rhyme with idiographic:
ideographic.

Adjectives that are often used to describe idiographic:
more, nomothetic.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective idiographic:
approach, approaches, methods, analysis, method, research, studies, study, dimension, assessment, science, perspective, data, explanations, model, explanation, sciences, nature, knowledge, psychology, information, measures, discipline, description, versus, point, position, interpretation, analyses, laws, level, aspects, theory, procedures, view, descriptions, understanding, goals, emphasis, dimensions, orientation, theories, strategies, perspectives, tradition, techniques, distinction, application, methodology, procedure, style, disciplines, models, focus, measure, assessments, elements, instruments, mode, interpretations, formulation, technique, considerations, concept, events, methodologies, strategy, accuracy, stance, frame, connections, statements, sensitivity, inquiry, accounts, outlook, researcher, purposes, concerns, fashion, measurement, theorists, findings, patterns, evaluation, leader.

Consonant match to idiographic:
ideographic.

Words that sound like idiographic:
idiocratic, geographic, autographic, epigraphic, hydrographic, orographic, ideograph, ethnographic, lithographic, psychographic.