intellectualism in Greek
intellectualism in Greek is διανοητισμός, νοησιαρχία, νοησιοκρατία — intellectualism means the use or growth of a person's reasoning powers.
intellectualism in Greek
διανοητισμός
Pronounced: dianoitismos
The use or development of the intellect.
νοησιαρχία
Pronounced: noisiarchia
(philosophy) The doctrine that knowledge is derived from pure reason.
νοησιοκρατία
Pronounced: noisiokratia
(philosophy) The doctrine that knowledge is derived from pure reason.
What does "intellectualism" mean?
- noun The use or growth of a person's reasoning powers.
- noun (philosophy) The belief that all knowledge comes from reason alone.
- noun Judging things mainly by how clever or well-reasoned they are.
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What is "intellectualism" in Greek?
"intellectualism" in Greek is διανοητισμός, νοησιαρχία, νοησιοκρατία. intellectualism means: The use or growth of a person's reasoning powers.
How do you pronounce διανοητισμός?
"intellectualism" in Greek is διανοητισμός, pronounced "dianoitismos".
Are there other ways to say "intellectualism" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "intellectualism": διανοητισμός, νοησιαρχία, νοησιοκρατία.
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