Definition of capitalistic in English:

capitalistic

adjective kapɪt(ə)ˈlɪstɪkˌkæpədlˈɪstɪk

Supporting or based on the principles of capitalism.
a completely capitalistic system
Example sentencesExamples
- He sought all his life to surpass his uncle, championing those labeled heretic by a vital capitalistic society.
- The consistent purpose in his writing was to make economic theory applicable to the perennial problems of a capitalistic economy.
- The novel develops a plot fueled by a desire for a conventionally capitalistic definition of happiness.
- This is not simply a great ethical warning against capitalistic exploitation, or against a merely utilitarian conception of habitation.
- Social mobility is the source of authority in modern capitalistic democracy, where the ultimate value is the rise of the individual.
- It is not uncommon for artists to voice contempt for capitalistic processes.
- The impact of the slump on large capitalistic enterprises in the region receives relatively little comment.
- It is a modern-day social commentary, ranging from capitalistic alienation to the seeking of immediate gratification in relationships with women.
- The economic development under capitalistic premises thus proceeds in the form of cyclical fluctuation.
- In many ways, it penetrates to the dark side of the capitalistic ideal.

Derivatives

capitalistically

adverb kapɪtəˈlɪstɪk(ə)liˌkapədlˈistik

He suggests that most codified forms of writing using phonetic elements have developed in capitalistically oriented societies.
Example sentencesExamples
- The country is as religious as it is capitalistically consumerist.
- His chosen profession would, in the late 19th century, become increasingly adapted to a capitalistically controlled art market.
- Fired by revolution in a country that was capitalistically underdeveloped, some began to equate public ownership with state ownership.
- They were, without a doubt, capitalistically inclined, and therefore tried to weaken the socialist cause in every possible way.

Definition of capitalistic in US English:

capitalistic

adjectiveˌkapədlˈistikˌkæpədlˈɪstɪk

Supporting or based on the principles of capitalism.
a completely capitalistic system
Example sentencesExamples
- This is not simply a great ethical warning against capitalistic exploitation, or against a merely utilitarian conception of habitation.
- The impact of the slump on large capitalistic enterprises in the region receives relatively little comment.
- The consistent purpose in his writing was to make economic theory applicable to the perennial problems of a capitalistic economy.
- He sought all his life to surpass his uncle, championing those labeled heretic by a vital capitalistic society.
- The novel develops a plot fueled by a desire for a conventionally capitalistic definition of happiness.
- Social mobility is the source of authority in modern capitalistic democracy, where the ultimate value is the rise of the individual.
- It is not uncommon for artists to voice contempt for capitalistic processes.
- It is a modern-day social commentary, ranging from capitalistic alienation to the seeking of immediate gratification in relationships with women.
- The economic development under capitalistic premises thus proceeds in the form of cyclical fluctuation.
- In many ways, it penetrates to the dark side of the capitalistic ideal.

单词	capitalistic
释义	Definition of capitalistic in English: capitalistic adjective kapɪt(ə)ˈlɪstɪkˌkæpədlˈɪstɪk Supporting or based on the principles of capitalism. a completely capitalistic system Example sentencesExamples He sought all his life to surpass his uncle, championing those labeled heretic by a vital capitalistic society. The consistent purpose in his writing was to make economic theory applicable to the perennial problems of a capitalistic economy. The novel develops a plot fueled by a desire for a conventionally capitalistic definition of happiness. This is not simply a great ethical warning against capitalistic exploitation, or against a merely utilitarian conception of habitation. Social mobility is the source of authority in modern capitalistic democracy, where the ultimate value is the rise of the individual. It is not uncommon for artists to voice contempt for capitalistic processes. The impact of the slump on large capitalistic enterprises in the region receives relatively little comment. It is a modern-day social commentary, ranging from capitalistic alienation to the seeking of immediate gratification in relationships with women. The economic development under capitalistic premises thus proceeds in the form of cyclical fluctuation. In many ways, it penetrates to the dark side of the capitalistic ideal. Derivatives capitalistically adverb kapɪtəˈlɪstɪk(ə)liˌkapədlˈistik He suggests that most codified forms of writing using phonetic elements have developed in capitalistically oriented societies. Example sentencesExamples The country is as religious as it is capitalistically consumerist. His chosen profession would, in the late 19th century, become increasingly adapted to a capitalistically controlled art market. Fired by revolution in a country that was capitalistically underdeveloped, some began to equate public ownership with state ownership. They were, without a doubt, capitalistically inclined, and therefore tried to weaken the socialist cause in every possible way. Definition of capitalistic in US English: capitalistic adjectiveˌkapədlˈistikˌkæpədlˈɪstɪk Supporting or based on the principles of capitalism. a completely capitalistic system Example sentencesExamples This is not simply a great ethical warning against capitalistic exploitation, or against a merely utilitarian conception of habitation. The impact of the slump on large capitalistic enterprises in the region receives relatively little comment. The consistent purpose in his writing was to make economic theory applicable to the perennial problems of a capitalistic economy. He sought all his life to surpass his uncle, championing those labeled heretic by a vital capitalistic society. The novel develops a plot fueled by a desire for a conventionally capitalistic definition of happiness. Social mobility is the source of authority in modern capitalistic democracy, where the ultimate value is the rise of the individual. It is not uncommon for artists to voice contempt for capitalistic processes. It is a modern-day social commentary, ranging from capitalistic alienation to the seeking of immediate gratification in relationships with women. The economic development under capitalistic premises thus proceeds in the form of cyclical fluctuation. In many ways, it penetrates to the dark side of the capitalistic ideal.
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