Meanings of eudemonistic in English

Hence with the Illumination he rejects the imperative form, and with Kant the eudemonistic end.

Our account of morality may be called the eudemonistic account, from the Greek eudemonia, happiness, or the teleological account, from telos, an end.

This assertion, easily refuted, has seemed to some opponents of the eudemonistic account of morality so bound up with it as to involve its downfall.