philosopher
Pronunciation: [fɪˈlɑːsəfər]
Word
Context: “academic field”
(noun) a philosopher is someone who thinks deeply about important questions in life, like what is right and wrong or what is real. They study ideas and beliefs to understand the world better.
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Socrates was a famous philosopher who taught people to question their beliefs.
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Unlike philosophers, some people do not think deeply about big questions, only focusing on everyday tasks.
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Who is the philosopher that wrote about the nature of happiness?
Context: “personal belief”
(noun) a philosopher can also mean someone who has a certain way of thinking about life. This might guide how they act and make decisions.
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Her philosophy is to always be kind to others, which makes her a good friend.
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He has a different philosophy about success, which leads him to be competitive instead of collaborative.
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What is your philosophy on being honest with others?
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