Tolstoyan
- adjective
- /tɒlˈstɔɪən/
- She adopted a Tolstoyan approach to life, focusing on simplicity and moral integrity.
Examples
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The community was founded on Tolstoyan principles of nonviolence and self-sufficiency.
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His Tolstoyan beliefs influenced his decision to live without luxury or excess.
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Her lifestyle is very Tolstoyan.
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He follows a Tolstoyan philosophy of nonviolence.
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She adopted a Tolstoyan approach to life, focusing on simplicity and moral integrity.
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The community was founded on Tolstoyan principles of nonviolence and self-sufficiency.
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His Tolstoyan beliefs influenced his decision to live without luxury or excess.
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Etymology
Tolstoyan comes from the name of the Russian writer Tolstoy, who taught 'simplicity' and 'nonviolence'. So a Tolstoyan way of life means living simply and without violence.