philosophical in Greek
philosophical in Greek is φιλοσοφικός — philosophical means relating to philosophy or the study of fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, and values.
philosophical in Greek
φιλοσοφικός
Pronounced: filosofikos
What does "philosophical" mean?
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adj Relating to philosophy or the study of fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, and values.
"Their philosophical debate about the meaning of life lasted well into the night."
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adj Calm and accepting when facing setbacks or disappointment, rather than getting upset.
"When the rain ruined the picnic, Tom stayed philosophical and suggested a board game."
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philosophical in a sentence
- Their philosophical debate about the meaning of life lasted well into the night.
- She wrote her thesis on a philosophical question about free will.
- When the rain ruined the picnic, Tom stayed philosophical and suggested a board game.
- He was surprisingly philosophical about losing the promotion.
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What is "philosophical" in Greek?
"philosophical" in Greek is φιλοσοφικός. philosophical means: Relating to philosophy or the study of fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, and values.
How do you pronounce φιλοσοφικός?
"philosophical" in Greek is φιλοσοφικός, pronounced "filosofikos".
How do you use "philosophical" in a sentence?
Example: "Their philosophical debate about the meaning of life lasted well into the night." In Greek, "philosophical" is φιλοσοφικός.
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