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sensualism

/ˈsen.ʃu.ə.lɪ.zəm/

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noun

/ˈsen.ʃu.ə.lɪ.zəm/C2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее доктрину или образ жизни, подчеркивающие стремление к чувственным удовольствиям, или в философии — этическую теорию, согласно которой чувственное ощущение является единственным критерием для определения того, что является добром.

A noun referring to a doctrine or lifestyle that emphasizes the pursuit of sensual pleasures, or in philosophy, the ethical theory that sensory feeling is the sole criterion for determining what is good.

uncountable

  1. Pursuit of PleasureC1formal

    A strong inclination or desire for physical or sensory pleasures, such as those related to food, drink, or touch.

    ruСтремление к удовольствиям

    • His life was one of pure sensualism, focused entirely on gratification.
    • The novel explores the dangers of unchecked sensualism.
    • Some critics argue that modern advertising promotes a culture of sensualism.

    Synonymsepicureanismluxuriousnessself-indulgencesensualityvoluptuousness

    Antonymsabstinenceasceticismausteritypuritanismstoicism

  2. Philosophical DoctrineC2formal

    The ethical theory that sensory experience and physical pleasure are the sole or primary criteria for determining what is morally good or valuable.

    ruСенсуализм

    • The philosopher argued for a form of sensualism, claiming that pleasure is the only intrinsic good.
    • Sensualism, as a school of thought, contrasts sharply with asceticism.
    • His ethical framework was heavily influenced by ancient Greek sensualism.

    Synonymsepicureanism

    Antonymsasceticismidealismrationalismspiritualism

Forms
  • sensualisms plural form
  • sensualisms' possessive plural form
  • sensualism's possessive singular form
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