zeitgeistically

(Adj/adv): in zeitgeist, i.e. in its proper socio-cultural/historical/geopolitical/ geo-military context

Zeitgeistically speaking, the word "idiot" had a radically different meaning from the one it has today, all you have to do is figure out what it meant in the days of Alexander the Great

by Uncle Dimma August 13, 2016

zeitgeistically

(adj): in zeitgeist

zeitgeistically speaking, the word idiot had a radically different meaning in the Greece of Alexander The Great than what it does today, and had nothing to do with mentally ill or stupid people.

by Uncle Dimma June 14, 2014

zeitgeistically

(adv): in zeitgeist

zeitgeistically speaking, the word `idiot` had a radically different meaning in the Greece of Alexander The Great than what it does today.

by Uncle Dimma September 24, 2014

zeitgeistically

(Adj/adv): in its proper sociocultural/historical context

Zeitgeistically speaking, the word "idiot" had a radically different meaning from the one it has today.

by Uncle Dimma March 12, 2015

zeitgeistically

(adv/adj):

a) in zeitgeist

b)in its proper socio-cultural/historical context

zeitgeistically speaking, the word "idiot" had a radically different meaning in the Greece of Alexander The Great, to what it does today.

by Uncle Dimma December 19, 2014