Definition of pantopragmatic in English:

pantopragmatic

adjective ˌpantə(ʊ)praɡˈmatɪk

humorous

Originally: †of or relating to ‘pantopragmatics’ (obsolete). Now more generally: interfering in or occupied with everything; incessantly meddling. rare.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Love Peacock (1785–1866), satirical novelist and poet. From panto- + pragmatic, originally after pantopragmatics.

Definition of pantopragmatic in US English:

pantopragmatic

adjectiveˌpantə(ʊ)praɡˈmatɪk

humorous

Originally: †of or relating to ‘pantopragmatics’ (obsolete). Now more generally: interfering in or occupied with everything; incessantly meddling. rare.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Love Peacock (1785–1866), satirical novelist and poet. From panto- + pragmatic, originally after pantopragmatics.

词汇	pantopragmatic
释义	Definition of pantopragmatic in English: pantopragmatic adjective ˌpantə(ʊ)praɡˈmatɪk humorous Originally: †of or relating to ‘pantopragmatics’ (obsolete). Now more generally: interfering in or occupied with everything; incessantly meddling. rare. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Love Peacock (1785–1866), satirical novelist and poet. From panto- + pragmatic, originally after pantopragmatics. Definition of pantopragmatic in US English: pantopragmatic adjectiveˌpantə(ʊ)praɡˈmatɪk humorous Originally: †of or relating to ‘pantopragmatics’ (obsolete). Now more generally: interfering in or occupied with everything; incessantly meddling. rare. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Love Peacock (1785–1866), satirical novelist and poet. From panto- + pragmatic, originally after pantopragmatics.
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