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Aquarian

Aquarian

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A person who believes in the ideas of the Age of Aquarius, like peace and new ways of living
  • noun
  • /əˈkwɛəriən/
translation icon : acuariano
  • He identifies as an Aquarian, often expressing his unique beliefs about spirituality and creativity.

Examples

  • He was, you know, an Aquarian and a, and, you know, a warhawk.

  • I'm not an Aquarian, but I'm not a fan of looking like everyone else or anyone else either; it's my pet peeve.

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  • Aquarians don't believe in anything.

  • You're Aquarian?

  • But that generation, my mum too, you know, my mum and dad were both Aquarians, and Aquarians are martyrs, you know, and you can't tell them anything.

  • As an Aquarian, she embraces the ideals of peace and community in her lifestyle.

  • Many Aquarians are drawn to artistic pursuits and value individuality above conformity.

Surface Forms

Aquarian singular
Aquarians plural

Morphology

Aquarian = Aquarius (semi-transparent) = Aquarius + an

Morphologically formed from 'Aquarius' + '-an', but the sociocultural meaning 'supporter/identifying member of the Age of Aquarius/New Age movements' depends on cultural knowledge beyond morphological composition.

Etymology

Aquarian comes from Aquarius and the root aqua meaning 'water', and the image of pouring water came to stand for new ideas and hope, so an Aquarian can mean a person who follows the ideals of the Age of Aquarius or New Age movements, like peace, creativity, and a new way of living.