Abstract
Abstract adjective - Dealing with or expressing a quality or idea.
Philosophy and abstract are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Philosophy" instead an adjective "Abstract".
Philosophy
Philosophy noun - The basic beliefs or guiding principles of a person or group.
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Synonyms for Philosophy
Abstract and philosophy are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Abstract" instead an adjective "Philosophy".
How words are described
| bizarre | bizarre abstract | bizarre philosophy |
Both words in one sentence
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Intelligence Equals Isolation: In the books, this was the reason why Aria didn't fit in with her peers because she was much more interested in things such as philosophy and abstract art.
Source: Literature / Pretty Little Liars - This is expected when what you're talking about is complex philosophy, abstract theology, or high politics (especially when you're from, say, Egypt and your interlocutor is, for instance, Moroccan).
Source: Spock Speak -
Philosophy has also led to a large amount of German words, primarily those describing abstract concepts, being absorbed wholesale into English.
Source: Gratuitous German
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