| 释义 |
optimific, a. Philos.|ɒptɪˈmɪfɪk|
[f. L. optim-us best + -fic.]
Producing the maximum good consequences.
1930W. D. Ross Right & Good 34 No one means by ‘right’ just ‘productive of the best possible consequences’, or ‘optimific’. 1933Mind XLII. 181 The ‘Maximalist’ Theory (this designation suggests quantity better than ‘Optimific’). 1940― XLIX. 230 The first half of Universalistic Ethical Hedonism, to wit the theory that being optimific is the one and only right-making characteristic. |
