abstractional
adj. C1 Advanced ab·strac·tion·al
adj. relating to the process of taking away details to focus on the main idea. You use this to describe things that are not specific or real, but more like a general concept.
adj. relating to the process of removing specific details to focus on general principles or qualities. Often used to describe abstract concepts or the mental process of generalization.
The artist used abstractional techniques to create a sense of movement.
The philosopher argued that abstractional thinking allows us to understand complex systems by ignoring minor details.
The software's abstractional layer allows developers to write code without worrying about the underlying hardware architecture, significantly simplifying the development process.
From abstraction + -al.