phil´o|soph´i|cal|ly — phil|o|soph|ic «FIHL uh SOF ihk», adjective. 1. of philosophy or philosophers: »Some scientian prejudices need superseding when applied without discrimination to problems essentially philosophic (A. T. Macqueen). 2. knowing much about philosophy … Useful english dictionary
phil|o|soph|i|cal — «FIHL uh SOF uh kuhl», adjective. philosophic … Useful english dictionary
un´phil|o|soph´i|cal|ly — un|phil|o|soph|i|cal «UHN fihl uh SOF uh kuhl», adjective. not philosophical. –un´phil|o|soph´i|cal|ly, adverb … Useful english dictionary
un|phil|o|soph|i|cal — «UHN fihl uh SOF uh kuhl», adjective. not philosophical. –un´phil|o|soph´i|cal|ly, adverb … Useful english dictionary
un|phil|o|soph|ic — «UHN fihl uh SOF ihk», adjective. = unphilosophical. (Cf. ↑unphilosophical) … Useful english dictionary
soph — al·soph·i·la; an·thro·po·soph·i·cal; ba·soph·i·ly; chry·soph·a·nol; chry·soph·e·nine; chry·soph·i·list; chry·soph·y·ta; dro·soph·i·la; dro·soph·i·list; glos·soph·a·ga; glos·soph·a·gine; glos·soph·o·ra; gym·no·soph·i·cal; gyp·soph·i·la;… … English syllables
philosoph — phil·o·soph … English syllables
philosophic — phil·o·soph·ic … English syllables
philosophical — phil|o|soph|i|cal [ ,fılə safıkl ] or phil|o|soph|ic [ fılə safık ] adjective ** 1. ) able to accept an unpleasant situation calmly because you know that you cannot change it 2. ) relating to PHILOSOPHY: philosophical problems/issues a… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
philosophical — phil•o•soph•i•cal [[t]ˌfɪl əˈsɒf ɪ kəl[/t]] also phil o•soph′ic adj. 1) pho of or pertaining to philosophy 2) pho versed in or occupied with philosophy 3) pho proper to or befitting a philosopher 4) sensibly calm or rational • Etymology:… … From formal English to slang
