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platonic

/pləˈtɒn.ɪk/

Traducción: Describe relaciones que son cercanas y afectuosas, pero no sexuales; también se refiere al amor ideal o espiritual, sin componente físico o romántico.

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adjective

/pləˈtɒn.ɪk/C1formal
  • esDescribe relaciones que son cercanas y afectuosas, pero no sexuales; también se refiere al amor ideal o espiritual, sin componente físico o romántico.

Describes a relationship that is intimate and affectionate but not sexual.

  1. Free from physical desireB2formal

    Describing a relationship or love that is purely spiritual, intellectual, or emotional, without sexual or physical attraction.

    esamor platónico

    • They have a platonic friendship that has lasted for years.
    • His love for her was entirely platonic, based on mutual respect.
    • Platonic relationships can be just as deep as romantic ones.

    Sinónimosasexualchastefriendlyidealintellectualnonphysicalnonsexualpurespiritual

    Antónimoscarnaleroticpassionatephysicalsensualsexual

  2. Philosophical originC1formal

    Relating to the philosophy of Plato, especially his theory of ideal forms.

    esplatónico (relativo a Platón)

    • The concept of platonic ideals is central to his argument.
    • She studied platonic philosophy in her university course.
    • The platonic theory of forms suggests a perfect reality beyond our senses.

    Sinónimosplatonistic

Formas
  • more platonic comparative form
  • most platonic superlative form
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