nihilism in Irish
nihilism in Irish is nihileachas — nihilism means the belief that no undertaking has any objective meaning.
nihilism in Irish
nihileachas
(countable, uncountable, philosophy) A doctrine grounded on the negation of one or more meaningful aspects of life; in particular, the view that nothing in the world actually exists.
What does "nihilism" mean?
- noun The belief that no undertaking has any objective meaning.
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noun Rejecting religion, moral rules and laws, often because you believe life has no meaning.
"Although Lexiteers have little patience for the national nihilism of “Davos Man,” the globalist elite, we are no xenophobes."
- noun Refusing to accept social or political claims unless they can be proved.
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noun (psychiatry) A false belief that you or the world around you no longer exist.
"Melancholia is the most typical and classical presentation of depression with several compelling features such as impoverishment of emotional life and delusions of nihilism or guilt."
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nihilism in a sentence
- Although Lexiteers have little patience for the national nihilism of “Davos Man,” the globalist elite, we are no xenophobes.
- Melancholia is the most typical and classical presentation of depression with several compelling features such as impoverishment of emotional life and delusions of nihilism or guilt.
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What is "nihilism" in Irish?
"nihilism" in Irish is nihileachas. nihilism means: The belief that no undertaking has any objective meaning.
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