Philosophical
Philosophical adjective - Of or relating to philosophy or philosophers.
Stoic and philosophical are semantically related. in reflective topic. In some cases you can use "Stoic" instead an adjective "Philosophical".
Stoic
Stoic adjective - Accepting pains or hardships calmly or without complaint.
Philosophical and stoic are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Philosophical" instead an adjective "Stoic".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- rational and philosophical
- rational and stoic
- calm and philosophical
- calm and stoic
- abstract and philosophical
- abstract and stoic
- composed and philosophical
- composed and stoic
- cool and philosophical
- cool and stoic
- tolerant and philosophical
- tolerant and stoic
- serene and philosophical
- serene and stoic
Both words in one sentence
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Thane and Samara's loyalty missions are even investigations with much less action than the rest of the game (oddly enough, both characters are stoic badasses with philosophical sides).
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The Stoic Club in EarthBound, where people stare at a rock and make strange philosophical conversation.
Source: Ice-Cream Koan -
Strictly speaking, Antony was probably using the term in the political/philosophical sense and not the general modern term, as Vorenus, a largely-unreconstructed Catonian, does subscribe to a Stoic philosophy.
Source: The Stoic
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