Plotinian
- noun
- /pləˈtɪniən/
- Formal
- As a dedicated Plotinian, he often referenced the teachings of Plotinus in his lectures.
Examples
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Many Plotinians contributed to the spread of Neoplatonic philosophy throughout the ancient world.
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A true Plotinian seeks unity with the divine.
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The Plotinian argued that reality is ultimately derived from a single, transcendent source.
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Many Plotinians gather to discuss their interpretations of Neoplatonism.
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As a dedicated Plotinian, he often referenced the teachings of Plotinus in his lectures.
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Many Plotinians contributed to the spread of Neoplatonic philosophy throughout the ancient world.
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Many Plotinians gather to discuss their interpretations of Neoplatonism.
Synonyms
A person who follows later ideas based on Plato about spiritual reality
A person who believes all things come from one spiritual source based on Plato's ideas
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Plotinian comes from the name Plotinus and is used as a noun for a follower. A 'Plotinian' is 'a supporter of Plotinus', so the word means someone who accepts or teaches his philosophy.