pseudosocial

adj

pseudosocial

adj

Etymology From pseudo- + social.

1

Apparently, but not actually, social.

  • In prison, pseudosocial inmates display chameleonic skill in shifting their allegiances from staff members to inmates […]1996, George S. Bridges, Robert D. Crutchfield, Joseph G. Weis, Crime: readings, page 423:
  • This type of pseudosocial relationship has also been observed within the teleshopping venue from a different scenario.2007, Carolyn A. Lin, David J. Atkin, Communication technology and social change: theory and implications, page 208:

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