stoic in Greek
stoic in Greek is στωικός — stoic means enduring pain or hardship without complaint or visible emotion.
stoic in Greek
στωικός
Pronounced: stoikos
στωικός
Pronounced: stoikos
What does "stoic" mean?
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adj Enduring pain or hardship without complaint or visible emotion.
"She remained stoic throughout the long and painful recovery."
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noun A person who follows Stoicism, an ancient philosophy of accepting fate calmly and rationally.
"The ancient Stoics believed true peace came from mastering one's own reactions."
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stoic in a sentence
- She remained stoic throughout the long and painful recovery.
- The ancient Stoics believed true peace came from mastering one's own reactions.
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What is "stoic" in Greek?
"stoic" in Greek is στωικός. stoic means: Enduring pain or hardship without complaint or visible emotion.
How do you pronounce στωικός?
"stoic" in Greek is στωικός, pronounced "stoikos".
How do you use "stoic" in a sentence?
Example: "She remained stoic throughout the long and painful recovery." In Greek, "stoic" is στωικός.
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