单词	legalistic
释义	legalistic /liːɡəˈlɪstɪk / adjective 1Adhering excessively to law or formula: our conciliation process avoids an overly legalistic approach narrow legalistic definitions... The police often applied their own standards - rather than legalistic ones - in deciding whether to arrest boys. They fail to understand why simply sending out a legalistic privacy brochure isn't enough to satisfy most consumers. There is a need for an educational rather than legalistic policy on student access to the Internet. 1.1 Theology Concerning adherence to moral law rather than to personal religious faith: legalistic notions such as duty and obligation... The book broke apart the puzzle pieces which he had spent decades clamping together into airtight legalistic arguments against God. As we should expect, given the legalistic form of his ethical theory, Kant's political thought is jurisprudential. The only discussion of Sufism is a dictionary reference to an "inner religion that is not legalistic." Derivatives legalistically /-ˈlɪstɪk(ə)li/ adverb ... Saturday's rally reminded me of the dangers of defining free speech legalistically. He has quite legalistically denied any role in "leaking classified information." The bill tried legalistically to right a political, moral wrong.
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