contentwise

adv

contentwise

adv

Etymology From content + -wise.

1

In terms of content.

He advocated that the analyst not listen to only what the patient said logically or contentwise, but to employ an "even-hovering attention" to gain a more holistic perception of what the patient was expressing.1995, Samuel Slipp, The Freudian Mystique, page 165:

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