1. of, relating to, or based on conceptualism; emphasizing concepts or abstract ideas rather than concrete facts or empirical observation
Usage: philosophy, art criticism

Examples

• The artist's conceptualistic approach prioritized the idea behind the work over its visual appearance.
• Her conceptualistic philosophy rejected the notion that knowledge must be grounded in sensory experience.
• The conceptualistic framework of the theory made it difficult for some scientists to test empirically.
• He favored a conceptualistic method that focused on abstract principles rather than practical applications.
• The museum's conceptualistic exhibition challenged viewers to think about meaning and intention in art.