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Plato's Academy

Definition: Plato's Academy refers to the renowned school of philosophy founded by the ancient Greek philosopher, Plato. Established in the early 4th century BCE, the Academy served as a center of intellectual learning and critical thinking.

Part of Speech: Proper noun (name)

Senses:

1. Historical: Referring to the specific educational institution founded by Plato.
2. Figurative: Referring to any esteemed institution or organization devoted to the pursuit of knowledge and philosophy.

Sample Sentences:

1. Plato's Academy was a pioneering platform for philosophical discourses during ancient times.
2. During the Hellenistic period, numerous influential philosophers emerged from Plato's Academy.
3. The Academy became a symbol of intellectual excellence and rigorous philosophical inquiry.
4. Having studied at Plato's Academy, Aristotle became one of the most prominent pupils of Plato.

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