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Meanings of philosophical in English
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filosófico Spanish
filosófico Of or pertaining to philosophy.
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Regarding abstractions, namely, concepts, ideas, thoughts etc.(Adj.; Re. Philosophy; Source: IPDF)
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Examples for "philosophic"
Examples for "philosophic"
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The ideal justice dreamed of by the philosophic socialists is within reach.
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His work stands a landmark in the modern history of philosophic thought.
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Rashi did not see in the Bible a literary or philosophic masterpiece.
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He became himself the philosophic, artistic, and social teacher of his conqueror.
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To the philosophic eye, there would be nothing new in our position.
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He wondered if a similar movement was taking place in the humanities.
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The career prospects for young academics, especially in the humanities, are dire.
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Since 1989, she has held a chair in the humanities at Princeton.
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Let him go to Pavia, to the Sapienza, to study his humanities.
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All of which begs the question: what use are the arts and humanities?
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A liberal arts education teaches you how to think- Ireadthat somewhere.
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Amy, I work at a small liberal arts college in Southeastern Ohio.
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At least, that's what I learned from a Yale liberal arts education.
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He'd gone to Trinity, the private liberal arts college in Hartford, Connecticut.
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He acquired an associate degree in liberal arts, majoring in physical education.
Usage of philosophical in English
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This new 'human science' provided the philosophical grounding of the modern world.
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It required a deal of philosophical inventiveness to render this situation benign.
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It is a philosophical principle recognised in British law since the 1950s.
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Maybe we can discuss it from a philosophical point of view sometime.
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As a philosophical approach, it means more than a willingness to compromise.
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Lucy Eyre set out to present philosophical ideas in an accessible manner.
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I asked, wanting to see how he would handle a philosophical question.
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This week looks at the philosophical underpinnings of John Key's National-led Government.
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In those days no philosophical hair-splitting was in vogue on the boards.
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Nothing like our Edenist Serpents, of course; their disagreements are mostly philosophical.
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This is the philosophical conundrum facing the game in our country today.
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The NSF has major philosophical differences between its socialist and pro-business members.
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The theses in these four antinomies constitute the teaching of philosophical dogmatism.
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But Marx was not just making a psychological, philosophical or political statement.
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That was the philosophical question in my mind on the first day.
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There's a philosophical underpinning to the way Andrew and Jane approach music.
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