nihilistic

English

Etymology

From nihilist +‎ -ic.

Adjective

nihilistic (comparative more nihilistic, superlative most nihilistic)

1. Of or relating to nihilism.
   • 1965 August 13, “Books: Last Testament”, in Time‎^[1]:

     Some of his gloomy judgments have tempted critics to the conclusion that Kazantzakis was even more nihilistic than Nietzsche, and this book can support that view.

Derived terms

• nihilistically

Translations

of or relating to nihilism

• Catalan: nihilista
• Czech: nihilistický
• Danish: nihilistisk
• Dutch: nihilistisch (nl)
• Finnish: nihilistinen (fi)
• French: nihiliste (fr)
• Galician: nihilista
• German: nihilistisch (de)
• Greek: μηδενιστικός (el) (midenistikós)
• Irish: nihilíoch
• Italian: nichilista (it), nichilistico (it)
• Polish: nihilistyczny (pl)
• Portuguese: nihilista
• Russian: нигилисти́ческий (ru) (nigilistíčeskij)
• Spanish: nihilista (es)
• Swedish: nihilistisk
• Yiddish: ניהיליסטיש (nihilistish)