philosopher in Irish
philosopher in Irish is fealsamh — philosopher means a person who studies or writes about fundamental questions of existence, knowledge, ethics, and reason.
philosopher in Irish
fealsamh
What does "philosopher" mean?
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noun A person who studies or writes about fundamental questions of existence, knowledge, ethics, and reason.
"Socrates is often called the founder of Western philosophy as a philosopher."
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noun A person who approaches life's problems calmly and rationally, as if guided by philosophical wisdom.
"Despite losing his job, he took it like a philosopher and moved on."
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philosopher in a sentence
- Socrates is often called the founder of Western philosophy as a philosopher.
- The philosopher argued that free will is largely an illusion.
- Despite losing his job, he took it like a philosopher and moved on.
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What is "philosopher" in Irish?
"philosopher" in Irish is fealsamh. philosopher means: A person who studies or writes about fundamental questions of existence, knowledge, ethics, and reason.
How do you use "philosopher" in a sentence?
Example: "Socrates is often called the founder of Western philosophy as a philosopher." In Irish, "philosopher" is fealsamh.
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