Since "istic" is the end of a word and not a real word in itself, almost any word that ends with "istic" will rhyme with it, such as the following:
1. absolutistic
2. activistic
3. adiaphoristic
4. adventuristic
5. agonistic
6. albinistic
7. alchemistic
8. altruistic
9. ameristic
10. amoristic
11. anabaptistic
12. anachronistic
13. anarchistic
14. animalistic
15. animatistic
16. animistic
17. annalistic
18. anomalistic
19. antagonistic
20. antarchistic
21. antiphlogistic
22. aoristic
23. aphlogistic
24. aphoristic
25. archaistic
26. artistic
27. atavistic
28. atheistic
29. atomistic
30. atonalistic
31. autistic
32. avifaunistic
33. ballistic
34. baptistic
35. behavioristic
36. behaviouristic
37. belletristic
38. bibliopegistic
39. bibliopolistic
40. bimetallistic
41. biologistic
42. bolshevistic
43. buddhistic
44. cabalistic
45. cabbalistic
46. calvinistic
47. cameralistic
48. cannibalistic
49. canonistic
50. capitalistic
51. casuistic
52. catechistic
53. centralistic
54. characteristic
55. chauvinistic
56. choristic
57. chrematistic
58. cistic
59. citharistic
60. cladistic
61. classicistic
62. collectivistic
63. communalistic
64. communistic
65. conceptualistic
66. concretistic
67. cubistic
68. curialistic
69. czaristic
70. deistic
71. dentistic
72. dereistic
73. deterministic
74. dialogistic
75. dioristic
76. dislogistic
77. ditheistic
78. donatistic
79. dualistic
80. dyslogistic
81. dysphemistic
82. egoistic
83. egotistic
84. ekistic
85. elohistic
86. empaistic
87. empiristic
88. epilogistic
89. erethistic
90. eristic
91. erythristic
92. essayistic
93. eucharistic
94. eudaemonistic
95. eudemonistic
96. euhemeristic
97. eulogistic
98. euphemistic
99. euphuistic
100. evangelistic
101. exhibitionistic
102. expressionistic
103. externalistic
104. extralinguistic
105. familistic
106. fascistic
107. fatalistic
108. faunistic
109. fetichistic
110. fetishistic
111. feudalistic
112. filiopietistic
113. fistic
114. floristic
115. formalistic
116. formularistic
117. fundamentalistic
118. futuristic
119. hebraistic
120. hedonistic
121. hellenistic
122. heuristic
123. holistic
124. humanistic
125. humoristic
126. hyperrealistic
127. hypocoristic
128. idealistic
129. illuministic
130. imperialistic
131. impressionistic
132. inartistic
133. individualistic
134. internationalistic
135. intralinguistic
136. isolationistic
137. istic
138. jehovistic
139. jingoistic
140. journalistic
141. judaistic
142. juristic
143. kabbalistic
144. lamaistic
145. latinistic
146. legalistic
147. lexicostatistic
148. liberalistic
149. linguistic
150. logistic
151. masochistic
152. materialistic
153. maternalistic
154. mechanistic
155. mediumistic
156. melanistic
157. meristic
158. meroistic
159. metaheuristic
160. metalinguistic
161. methodistic
162. militaristic
163. misogynistic
164. mistic
165. mithraistic
166. modernistic
167. monistic
168. monogenistic
169. monopolistic
170. monotheistic
171. moralistic
172. mutualistic
173. myristic
174. narcissistic
175. nationalistic
176. nativistic
177. naturalistic
178. naturistic
179. neoclassicistic
180. neologistic
181. nepotistic
182. nihilistic
183. nominalistic
184. nondeterministic
185. nonlinguistic
186. nonmechanistic
187. novelistic
188. oligistic
189. oligopolistic
190. opportunistic
191. optimistic
192. organicistic
193. overoptimistic
194. pacifistic
195. panoistic
196. pantheistic
197. papistic
198. paralinguistic
199. parallelistic
200. particularistic
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Some words that rhyme with "istic" include mystic, ballistic, and artistic.
A suffix that could be added to "reptilian" is "istic," resulting in "reptilianistic."
The prefix for holistic is "holo-" meaning whole or complete. The suffix for holistic is "-istic" which means relating to or concerned with.
The suffix "-istic" is used to form adjectives or nouns to indicate a characteristic or follower of a particular belief, practice, or philosophy. It is often used to describe a person's beliefs, behaviors, or attitudes related to a specific concept.
A word that rhymes with "hhhhsss" is "miss."
"Touchable" rhymes with sociable.
smartest . . . Depends on what kind of rhyme you want If you want slant rhymes, then you have plastic, class-trip, smartest, last-list and so on and on
You just spelled SUPER CALIFRAGIL ISTIC EXPIAL ADOCIOS.
Istic II.
There is no prefix. The suffix is -istic.
A suffix that could be added to "reptilian" is "istic," resulting in "reptilianistic."
To say supercalifragilisticxpialidocius, this is how you say it: super-cali-fragil-istic-x-pi-al-i-do-cious
Supercalifragilisticexpealidocious To sound it out and spell it easier, think of it as super-cali-fragil-istic-expe-ali-doc-ious.
The suffix "-istic" is used to form adjectives or nouns to indicate a characteristic or follower of a particular belief, practice, or philosophy. It is often used to describe a person's beliefs, behaviors, or attitudes related to a specific concept.
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The relationship these two organisms would share would be called a mutual(istic) symbiotic relationship.
The first half is pronounced "Dah-Dah", and then the ending is pronounced the regular way: "Dah-Dah" ism "Dah-Dah" ist "Dah-Dah" istic etcetera.
Artists, architects, and writers used real- istic techniques. Their work reflected the Renaissance ideals of humanism, an appreciation of the classics, and curiosity. new ideas.