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Platonistic

Definition:

Platonistic is an adjective that describes something relating to or resembling the philosophy of Plato, especially in regards to his theories of ideal forms or abstract ideas.

Senses:

• Relating to or characterized by the ideas and theories of Plato.
• Holding or following a philosophical viewpoint that aligns with Plato's teachings.

Usages:

Popular:

In popular usage, platonistic can refer to a person's inclination or adherence to idealistic or visionary thinking, often in the context of romance or relationships.

Local:

In a local context, platonistic can be used to describe a traditional adherence to the principles of Plato within a specific philosophical or academic community.

Sample Sentences:

• She had a platonistic view of love, believing in the existence of a perfect soulmate.
• His approach to mathematics was deeply platonistic, emphasizing the search for universal truths.
• While the concept of love in reality was messy, their relationship remained a platonistic bond.
• The professor's lecture addressed the importance of platonistic philosophy in understanding the nature of reality.

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