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Meanings of stoicism in English
Spanish
asceticismo Usage of stoicism in English
1
Bower admires his intelligence, stoicism and, contrary to popular belief, hard work.
2
However, consumer morale edged up in February with British households showing stoicism.
3
The stoicism that comes of endurance has something of death in it.
4
His strong passionate nature was in general compressed down with resolute stoicism.
5
England is fighting heroically, stoically; but her stoicism is a vital mistake.
6
But with the stoicism of the unchanging East he read on unmoved.
7
With silent stoicism the little band of defenders listened to the end.
8
But it is not the composure either of stoicism or of despair.
9
Of that imagined stoicism, that theoretical courage, not a trace was left.
10
He was the Zeno of the East, founder of a Chinese stoicism.
11
Darling was famous among the rest of the cabinet for his stoicism.
12
It's putting up with things and pushing through, a sense of stoicism.
13
And here is another poem, of a sterner and a sadder stoicism:
14
Even the Arabs lost their stoicism while round two was under way.
15
That night his stoicism seemed for the first time to fail him.
16
He looked up at Chamberlain Yanagisawa, who watched him with controlled stoicism.
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Stoicism through the time
Stoicism across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common