Associations to the word «Philosopher»
Noun
- Nietzsche
- Theologian
- Plato
- Hegel
- Descartes
- Kant
- Socrates
- Aristotle
- Sociologist
- Mathematician
- Thinker
- Ethic
- Essayist
- Theorist
- Rousseau
- Locke
- Alchemist
- Hume
- Philo
- Confucius
- Voltaire
- Aquinas
- Enlightenment
- Psychologist
- Gottfried
- Philosophy
- Humanist
- Bertrand
- Idealism
- Orator
- Jurist
- Linguist
- Dewey
- Alchemy
- Statesman
- Friedrich
- Seneca
- Mystic
- Materialism
- Physicist
- Economist
- Scholastic
- Plutarch
- Cicero
- Poet
- Eighteenth
- Marx
- Astronomer
- Intellectual
- Scientist
- Confucianism
- Humanism
- Historian
- Reformer
- Biologist
- Atheist
- Aesthetics
- Gilles
- Kuhn
- Whitehead
- Jewish
- Constantin
- Marxism
- Rationality
- Bce
- Georg
- Galen
- Godwin
- Naturalist
- Twentieth
- Educator
- Herder
- Potter
- Ethics
- Ontology
- Neo
- Dramatist
- Marxist
- Geographer
- Galileo
- Ludwig
- Skepticism
- Jacques
- Anthropologist
Wiktionary
PHILOSOPHER, noun. A person devoted to studying and producing results in philosophy.
PHILOSOPHER, noun. (obsolete) An alchemist.
PHILOSOPHER KING, noun. A very wise ruler.
Dictionary definition
PHILOSOPHER, noun. A specialist in philosophy.
PHILOSOPHER, noun. A wise person who is calm and rational; someone who lives a life of reason with equanimity.
Wise words
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