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Synonyms
Antonyms
Etymology
1. philosophy
noun. ['fəˈlɑːsəfi'] a belief (or system of beliefs) accepted as authoritative by some group or school.
Synonyms
- teaching
- democracy
- utilitarianism
- functionalism
- antiestablishmentism
- freethinking
- populism
- theological doctrine
- pluralism
- creationism
- prescriptivism
- contextualism
- school of thought
- religious doctrine
- antiestablishmentarianism
- philosophical theory
- philosophical doctrine
- rationalism
- Cabalism
- secessionism
- secularism
- ism
- nuclear deterrence
- belief
- precept
- gospel
- amoralism
- epicureanism
- church doctrine
- egalitarianism
- millennium
- establishmentism
- humanitarianism
- feminism
- animism
- formalism
- secular humanism
- equalitarianism
- presentism
- individualism
- internationalism
- pacificism
- nationalism
- Kabbalism
- states' rights
- philosophical system
- expansionism
- ethicism
- abolitionism
- phenomenology
- majority rule
- multiculturalism
- commandment
- passivism
- establishmentarianism
- pacifism
- creed
- dynamism
- laissez faire
- doctrine
- dualism
- reincarnationism
- monism
- asceticism
- literalism
- unilateralism
- irredentism
- divine right
- imitation
- divine right of kings
- credo
- descriptivism
- absolutism
- humanism
- irridentism
- dogma
- nihilism
- Girondism
- animalism
- gymnosophy
Etymology
- philosophie (Anglo-Norman)
- philosophia (Latin)
Rhymes with Empiricist Philosophy
2. philosophy
noun. ['fəˈlɑːsəfi'] the rational investigation of questions about existence and knowledge and ethics.
Synonyms
Etymology
- philosophie (Anglo-Norman)
- philosophia (Latin)
3. philosophy
noun. ['fəˈlɑːsəfi'] any personal belief about how to live or how to deal with a situation.
Antonyms
Etymology
- philosophie (Anglo-Norman)
- philosophia (Latin)
