hedonistic in Greek
hedonistic in Greek is ηδονιστικός — hedonistic means devoted to seeking pleasure and enjoyment, often to the point of self-indulgence.
hedonistic in Greek
ηδονιστικός
Pronounced: idonistikos
Devoted to pleasure
What does "hedonistic" mean?
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adjective Devoted to seeking pleasure and enjoyment, often to the point of self-indulgence.
"He spent a hedonistic decade in Ibiza before settling down."
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adjective Relating to hedonism, the philosophical position that pleasure is the highest good.
"Mill defended a hedonistic account of value while distinguishing higher pleasures from lower ones."
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hedonistic in a sentence
- He spent a hedonistic decade in Ibiza before settling down.
- The novel paints a hedonistic picture of 1920s Berlin.
- Mill defended a hedonistic account of value while distinguishing higher pleasures from lower ones.
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What is "hedonistic" in Greek?
"hedonistic" in Greek is ηδονιστικός. hedonistic means: Devoted to seeking pleasure and enjoyment, often to the point of self-indulgence.
How do you pronounce ηδονιστικός?
"hedonistic" in Greek is ηδονιστικός, pronounced "idonistikos".
How do you use "hedonistic" in a sentence?
Example: "He spent a hedonistic decade in Ibiza before settling down." In Greek, "hedonistic" is ηδονιστικός.
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