Philosophiques (en. Philosophical)
/filozɔfik/
Meaning & Definition
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adjective
Related to philosophy.
Philosophical questions are often complex.
Les questions philosophiques sont souvent complexes.
Reflecting deep or abstract thought.
His answer was particularly philosophical.
Sa réponse était particulièrement philosophique.
Related to the fundamental principles of thought.
The philosophical debates of yesterday influence our understanding today.
Les débats philosophiques d'hier influencent notre compréhension aujourd'hui.
Etymology
Comes from the Greek 'philosophia', meaning the love of wisdom.
Common Phrases and Expressions
philosophically inclined
Refers to something that is very philosophical.
philosophique à souhait
philosophical reflection
An act of deep meditation on abstract questions.
réflexion philosophique
philosophical approach
A thoughtful process for addressing theoretical problems.
démarche philosophique
Related Words
philosophy
The study of fundamental questions concerning existence, knowledge, values, reason, mind, and language.
philosophie
philosopher
A person who seeks to understand the principles of existence and the nature of reality.
philosophe
philosophical
Related to philosophy, often used to describe a thoughtful perspective.
philosophique
Slang Meanings
Complicated discourse without a real answer.
It was so philosophical that I lost track of the conversation.
C'était tellement philosophique que j'ai perdu le fil de la conversation.
A detached attitude towards life's problems.
He took the news with a philosophical demeanor.
Il a pris la nouvelle avec un air philosophique.