Platonic in Greek
Platonic in Greek is πλατωνικός — Platonic means describing a close relationship or affection that is friendly rather than romantic or sexual.
Platonic in Greek
πλατωνικός
Pronounced: platonikos
Of or relating to the ancient Greek philosopher Plato or his philosophies.
πλατωνικός
Pronounced: platonikos
Neither sexual nor romantic in nature; being or exhibiting platonic love.
What does "Platonic" mean?
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adj Describing a close relationship or affection that is friendly rather than romantic or sexual.
"They've stayed close friends, but it's always been completely platonic."
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noun A follower of the philosopher Plato's ideas; a Platonist.
"The seminar examined the arguments of several ancient Platonics."
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Platonic in a sentence
- They've stayed close friends, but it's always been completely platonic.
- The seminar examined the arguments of several ancient Platonics.
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What is "Platonic" in Greek?
"Platonic" in Greek is πλατωνικός. Platonic means: Describing a close relationship or affection that is friendly rather than romantic or sexual.
How do you pronounce πλατωνικός?
"Platonic" in Greek is πλατωνικός, pronounced "platonikos".
How do you use "Platonic" in a sentence?
Example: "They've stayed close friends, but it's always been completely platonic." In Greek, "Platonic" is πλατωνικός.
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