What is another word for philosophical?
Pronunciation:
[ fˌɪləsˈɒfɪkə͡l], [ fˌɪləsˈɒfɪkəl], [ f_ˌɪ_l_ə_s_ˈɒ_f_ɪ_k_əl]
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Similar words for philosophical:
- abstract (adjective)
- cool (adjective)
- learned (adjective)
- meditative (adjective)
- metaphysical (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- patient (adjective)
- profound (adjective)
- pure (adjective)
- resigned (adjective)
- speculative (adjective)
- theoretic (adjective)
- theoretical (adjective)
- thinking (adjective)
- venerable (adjective)
- calm (noun)
- ideologic (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- philosophical (noun)
- calm (verb)
- other synonyms
- philosophy
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Philosophical:
adj.
• abstract (adjective)- un-real,
- in-definite,
- more transcendental,
- un real,
- more nonconcrete,
- most nonconcrete,
- more transcendent,
- hypo thetical,
- hypo-thetical,
- non concrete,
- non-concrete,
- most ideal,
- in definite.
- jesuitic,
- Discarnate,
- Unfleshly,
- nonphysical,
- superhuman,
- Supermundane,
- Supramundane,
- unphysical,
- nonmaterial,
- non-physical,
- supranatural,
- suprahuman,
- non-material,
- oversubtle.
- ideological,
- speculative,
- in theory,
- easy-going,
- uncomplaining,
- matriarchal,
- Acroamatic,
- easy going,
- stoical,
- patriarchal,
- thinking,
- in the abstract,
- resigned,
- theoretical,
- theoretic,
- patient,
- most reverend,
- cool,
- metaphysical,
- ideational,
- conceptive,
- pure,
- abstract,
- formalistic,
- mild-tempered,
- ontological,
- nonconcrete,
- profound,
- meditative,
- orphic,
- unproven,
- as a premise.
- mild tempered,
- longsuffering,
- under standing,
- under-standing,
- un-complaining,
- sub missive,
- most mild-tempered,
- most uncomplaining,
- more mildtempered,
- un tiring,
- more easy-going,
- most easy going,
- most mildtempered,
- most easy-going,
- eventempered,
- mildtempered,
- more mild-tempered,
- un complaining,
- even tempered,
- long suffering,
- most mild tempered,
- more easy going,
- more mild tempered,
- more forgiving,
- un-tiring,
- more uncomplaining.
- more acroamatic,
- most orphic,
- most acroamatic,
- pro-founder,
- pro found,
- pro-found,
- pro founder,
- hermetic,
- more orphic.
- most conceptive,
- more ideological,
- un-substantiated,
- un substantiated,
- most formularized,
- more presumed,
- more unproven,
- most unproven,
- more idealized,
- most presumed,
- more conceptive,
- un proven,
- more formularized,
- formularized,
- most ideological,
- un-proven,
- most idealized.
- most postulated,
- more codified,
- more instanced,
- most instanced,
- more formalistic,
- most codified,
- more ideational,
- Postulated,
- as premise,
- most formalistic,
- most ideational,
- more postulated,
- in abstract.
n.
• calm (noun) • ideologic (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun)- deep,
- idealism,
- philosopher,
- learned,
- academic,
- aristotle,
- animism,
- existentialism,
- empiricism,
- skeptical,
- globalist,
- cartesian,
- philosophy,
- symbolism,
- ontology,
- futurism,
- globalism,
- socrates,
- scholarly,
- cogitative,
- reflective,
- maxim,
- sceptical,
- Yang,
- metaphysics,
- philosophic,
- dualism,
- axiom,
- rational,
- individualism,
- modernism,
- rationalism,
- anthropocentric,
- theorist,
- nihilism,
- socratic,
- expressionism,
- postmodernism,
- aesthetic,
- determinism,
- rationalist,
- dialectic,
- Yin,
- thoughtful,
- judicious,
- theorize,
- esthete,
- humanism,
- erudite,
- holism,
- epistemology,
- solipsism,
- symbolist,
- functionalism,
- teleology,
- utilitarianism,
- realist,
- materialism,
- theory,
- pensive,
- revisionism,
- law,
- notional,
- axiomatic,
- materialist,
- mechanistic,
- Parkinson's Law,
- aesthete,
- realism,
- pseudo-science,
- syllogism.
v.
• calm (verb)Other synonyms:
• philosophy • Other relevant words (noun):- controlled,
- philosophically,
- peaceful,
- sound,
- sapiently,
- conjectural,
- fine arts,
- reasoning,
- history,
- liberal arts,
- rationally,
- Endurant,
- self-possessed,
- understanding,
- unconcerned,
- learnedly,
- Social Sciences,
- armed with patience,
- insightfully,
- disciplined,
- busy,
- placid,
- persevering,
- spartan,
- undisturbed,
- impractical,
- sane,
- compliant,
- Sober-minded,
- forbearing,
- Philosophistic,
- serene,
- passive,
- intelligent,
- imperturbable,
- longanimous,
- judiciously,
- intellectual,
- wistful,
- quiet,
- romanticist,
- enduringly,
- classicistic,
- stoically,
- unimpassioned,
- unaggressive,
- arts,
- collectedly,
- conceptual,
- commonsense,
- long-suffering,
- philological,
- acquiescent,
- accepting,
- even-tempered,
- down-to-earth,
- logically,
- sedate,
- sophistical,
- meddlesome,
- Cool-headed,
- level-headed,
- wisely,
- psychic,
- tranquil,
- romantic,
- equable,
- humanities,
- romanticism,
- linguistics,
- moderate,
- reflectively,
- reasonable,
- tolerant,
- chronology,
- submissive,
- esoteric,
- Tolerating,
- studious,
- wise,
- self-controlled,
- composedly,
- cerebral,
- indulgent,
- lenient,
- pragmatical,
- well-balanced,
- restrained,
- phlegmatical,
- calmly,
- detached,
- thoughtfully,
- Museful,
- phlegmatic,
- unperturbed,
- contemplative,
- officious,
- impassively,
- classicism,
- nonsexual,
- humanistic discipline,
- unruffled,
- stoic,
- philology,
- enduring,
- deliberative,
- equanimous,
- ratiocinative,
- library science,
- temperate,
- coolly.
How to use "Philosophical" in context?
Philosophy is the study of inquired questions about the nature of reality, existence, knowledge, and value. It typically deals with deep, abstract concepts, and is divided into several branches, including metaphysics, epistemology, ethics, and aesthetics. Historically, philosophy has been considered a branch of theology, although this relationship is no longer universally accepted.
Paraphrases for Philosophical:
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Equivalence
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Adjective
philosophic.
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Adjective
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Independent
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Adjective
conceptual, principle, principled, theoretical.
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Adjective
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Other Related
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Adjective
ideological, philosophy.
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Proper noun, singular
philosophy.
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Adjective
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