Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
casuistic
Adjective
/ˌkæz.juˈɪs.tɪk/

Definition
Pertaining to the use of ethical reasoning by analyzing specific cases or situations.

Examples
- The lawyer’s casuistic approach made it easier to navigate complex legal issues.
- In philosophy classes, students often engage in casuistic debates to sharpen their reasoning skills.

Meaning
Casuistic refers to the process of resolving moral dilemmas by examining particular instances and applying ethical principles to them.

Synonyms
- Case-based
- Situational
- Pragmatic