Synonyms for Stoicism:

• n.

  •
  • long-suffering,
  • uncritical,
  • stoical,
  • patient,
  • biddable,
  • uncomplaining,
  • like a lamb (to the slaughter),
  • resigned,
  • pliable.
  •apathy (noun)
  • dis regard,
  • in-sensitivities,
  • dis-interest,
  • in-sensitivity,
  • dis-passions,
  • in-sensibilities,
  • dis-passion,
  • in sensitivities,
  • half heartednesses,
  • dis-interests,
  • half heartedness,
  • un-concerns,
  • half-heartedness,
  • dis interests,
  • un concerns,
  • in sensitivity,
  • in sensibility,
  • un concern,
  • half-heartednesses,
  • insouciances,
  • dis interest,
  • dis passions,
  • insensitivities,
  • emotionlessnesses,
  • un-concern,
  • halfheartednesses,
  • dis passion,
  • in-sensibility,
  • dis regards,
  • passivities,
  • dis-regards,
  • dis-regard,
  • in sensibilities.
  •asceticism (noun)
  • abstinence,
  • starkness,
  • repentance,
  • celibacy,
  • abstemiousness,
  • severity,
  • teetotalism,
  • parsimony,
  • miserliness.
  •attribute (noun)
  • stoicism.
  •austerity (noun)
  • self-disciplines,
  • de terminations,
  • asceticisms,
  • chastenesses,
  • self disciplines,
  • selfdenial,
  • self discipline,
  • selfdiscipline,
  • selfdisciplines,
  • de-termination,
  • self denial,
  • de-terminations,
  • de termination.
  •calm (noun)
  • placidity,
  • restraint,
  • Imperturbation,
  • tranquillity,
  • placidness,
  • peacefulness,
  • quietude.
  •fatalism (noun)
  • predestinarianisms,
  • destinisms,
  • pre destination,
  • pre destinations,
  • determinisms,
  • pre-destinations,
  • necessitarianisms,
  • pre-destination.
  •fortitude (noun)
  • impassiveness.
  •impassivity (noun)
  • endurance,
  • sobriety,
  • study at patience.
  •inconsequence (noun)
  • in significance,
  • in-consequences,
  • un-importances,
  • un-importance,
  • in-significances,
  • in-consequence,
  • in-significance,
  • un importances,
  • in significances,
  • in consequences,
  • un importance.
  •inconsequentiality (noun)
  • in consequentiality,
  • in-consequentiality,
  • in-consequentialities,
  • in consequentialities.
  •inconsequentialness (noun)
  • in consequentialnesses,
  • in-consequentialnesses,
  • in-consequentialness,
  • in consequentialness.
  •incuriousness (noun)
  • in curiousnesses,
  • in-curiousnesses,
  • in-curiousness,
  • in curiousness.
  •indifference (noun)
  • cold-bloodedness,
  • isolationism,
  • callousness,
  • equity,
  • Insignificancy,
  • inconsequentialness,
  • Inconsequentiality,
  • coldbloodedness,
  • non-interference,
  • nonchalance,
  • unmindfulness,
  • noninterference,
  • inconsequence.
  •insensibleness (noun)
  • in sensiblenesses,
  • in-sensiblenesses,
  • in-sensibleness,
  • in sensibleness.
  •insignificancy (noun)
  • in significancy,
  • in-significancies,
  • in-significancy,
  • in significancies.
  •Other relevant words: (noun)
  • longanimity,
  • predestinarianism,
  • determinism,
  • phlegm,
  • prudence,
  • fatalism,
  • Incuriosity,
  • asceticism,
  • destinism,
  • passivity,
  • uninterest,
  • insouciance,
  • nonresistance,
  • halfheartedness,
  • stolidness,
  • predestination,
  • calm,
  • self-control,
  • austerity,
  • Insensibleness,
  • self-discipline,
  • patience,
  • toleration,
  • sufferance,
  • unresponsiveness,
  • chasteness,
  • Incuriousness,
  • insensitivity,
  • in consequence,
  • stolidity,
  • emotionlessness,
  • indifference,
  • puritanism,
  • Necessitarianism,
  • temperance,
  • even temper,
  • Non-resistance,
  • impassivity.
  •patience (noun)
  • longsuffering,
  • non resistances,
  • sufferances,
  • yieldings,
  • non-resistances,
  • even tempers,
  • longanimities,
  • longsufferings,
  • sub-missions,
  • long suffering,
  • sub-mission,
  • non resistance,
  • long sufferings,
  • nonresistances,
  • sub mission,
  • long-sufferings,
  • sub missions.
  •self-control (noun)
  • self-constraint,
  • strength of character,
  • selfcontrol,
  • self-government.
  •temperance (noun)
  • forgoing,
  • self-deprivation,
  • moderatism,
  • moderateness,
  • unintoxication,
  • soberness,
  • reasonableness,
  • astringencies,
  • uninebriation,
  • astringency.
  •uninterest (noun)
  • un interests,
  • un-interests,
  • un-interest,
  • un interest.
  •unresponsiveness (noun)
  • un responsivenesses,
  • un-responsivenesses,
  • un-responsiveness,
  • un responsiveness.

• Other synonyms:

  •firmness
  • fortitude.
  •Other relevant words (noun):
  • dry eyes,
  • self-restraint,
  • calmness,
  • assiduity,
  • good temper,
  • ethology,
  • self-command,
  • long-sufferance,
  • suttee,
  • composure,
  • steadfastness,
  • moral philosophy,
  • heart of stone,
  • philosophical theory,
  • gravity,
  • doggedness,
  • guts,
  • fast,
  • Atomism,
  • deadness,
  • presence of mind,
  • utilitarianism,
  • Refrainment,
  • backbone,
  • fruitarianism,
  • dullness,
  • vegetarianism,
  • cold blood,
  • bovinity,
  • sand,
  • insensibility,
  • tolerance,
  • immobility,
  • argumentation,
  • resignation,
  • staidness,
  • imperturbability,
  • aplomb,
  • imperturbableness,
  • persistence,
  • dispassion,
  • avoidance,
  • sang-froid,
  • chastity,
  • detachment,
  • steadiness,
  • diligence,
  • eschewal,
  • self-immolation,
  • control,
  • pertinacity,
  • resolution,
  • intuitionism,
  • self-denial,
  • casuistry,
  • Eudaemonics,
  • acceptance,
  • serenity,
  • prohibition,
  • abstention,
  • resolve,
  • dispassionateness,
  • gymnosophy,
  • Impassibility,
  • waiting game,
  • Inexcitability,
  • unemotionality,
  • unfeelingness,
  • perfectionism,
  • patientness,
  • Ataraxy,
  • disregard,
  • unconcern,
  • philosophy,
  • sluggishness,
  • frigidity,
  • coolness,
  • Aretaics,
  • perseverance,
  • self-abnegation,
  • ataraxia,
  • reasoning,
  • indefatigability,
  • martyrdom,
  • leniency,
  • Refraining,
  • Deontology,
  • continence,
  • coldness,
  • stillness,
  • frugality,
  • apathy,
  • categorical imperative,
  • indulgence,
  • thoughtfulness,
  • self-possession,
  • grit,
  • forbearing,
  • self-sacrifice,
  • Nephalism,
  • poise,
  • empiricism,
  • lethargy,
  • cool-headedness,
  • firmness,
  • abstainment,
  • tenacity,
  • ethical philosophy,
  • reserve,
  • stick-to-it-iveness,
  • equanimity,
  • pluck,
  • lenience,
  • quietness,
  • banyan day,
  • marble,
  • unflappability,
  • hedonism,
  • forbearance,
  • recklessness,
  • golden rule,
  • constraint,
  • philosophical doctrine,
  • Evolutionism,
  • devotion,
  • determination,
  • waiting it out,
  • constancy,
  • altruistic ethics.

Antonyms for Stoicism:

• n.

  • Other antonyms:
    care, frenzy, sensitiveness, excitement, passion, vehemence, storm, feeling, disturbance, distress, sympathy, anxiety, turbulence, agitation, sensibility, eagerness, violence, alarm, susceptibility, emotion, fury.

Homophones for Stoicism:

• scotchwoman, switch cane, scutcheon, stygian, steichen, stick in, sadism, scotchman, satchmo, Sadducean, St. John, stetson, stigma, stateswoman, St. Simon, satsuma, switch on, stick on, stage name, shaktism, set gun, sitcom, seat cushion, shotgun, saskatchewan, statesman, sidesman, sweet gum, stick cinnamon, seedsman, switchman, saxitoxin, schistosoma, stick-on, scotswoman, setswana, soda can, schistosome, scotsman, stockman, saktism.

Hyponym for Stoicism:

• n.

  • attribute
    unemotionality, emotionlessness.
  • cognition
    philosophical theory, philosophical doctrine.