Definition
"Jesuitic" is similar to "jesuitical," referring to something associated with the Jesuits (Society of Jesus). It can describe their methods, teachings, or characteristics, often with a nuanced or critical undertone. It suggests cleverness or intellectual sophistication, but sometimes implies excessive subtlety or even deviousness. Unlike simple intelligence, "jesuitic" can hint at manipulation. The word is less common than “jesuitical”, but carries similar connotations. It’s about the *how* more than the *what*.