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philosophical (adjective), more philosophical, most philosophical
Descriptive of a person who claims universal knowledge: There are some philosophical people who are convinced that they are well-informed and understand or can explain everything.
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philosophical pessimism (s) (noun), philosophical pessimisms (pl)
A description of a tendency to believe that life has negative values, or that this world is as bad as it can possibly be: There are some people who advocate philosophical pessimism and are convinced that life's existence in the world is full of pains and suffering, and that life is totally meaningless and without purpose.
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Philosophical Conceptions
(a science that attempts to discover the fundamental principles of the sciences, the arts, and the world that the sciences and arts influence)
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Philosophical Terms
A History of Philosophy by B.A.G. Fuller; Henry Holt and Company; New York; 1945.
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