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Meanings of philosophic in English
Portuguese
filosófico Spanish
filosófico Of or pertaining to philosophy.
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Usage of philosophic in English
1
The ideal justice dreamed of by the philosophic socialists is within reach.
2
His work stands a landmark in the modern history of philosophic thought.
3
Rashi did not see in the Bible a literary or philosophic masterpiece.
4
He became himself the philosophic, artistic, and social teacher of his conqueror.
5
To the philosophic eye, there would be nothing new in our position.
6
Edison and Faust are indeed the extremes of philosophic thought and accomplishment.
7
Troubled remembrance peered out from behind the philosophic calm in Ford's eyes.
8
He listened to philosophic discussions, to metaphysics, to esthetics, to impersonal experience.
9
The both viewed it as a political rather than a philosophic problem.
10
Thus the nonsenseorship, with excellent philosophic support put the ban upon thinking.
11
The years that bring the philosophic mind will not bring-theymust find-enthusiasm
12
Billy was philosophic-thedeath of one louse did not stop the breed.
13
He knows that thereby is the philosophic breath choked out of us.
14
This will help to spread the philosophic reputation of this eccentric book.
15
And then soliloquizing on time and life, he utters these philosophic phrases:
16
There is then a radical difference between philosophic intuition and conceptual analysis.
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Philosophic through the time
Philosophic across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare