hedonism (Meaning)

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hedonism (n)

the pursuit of pleasure as a matter of ethical principle

an ethical system that evaluates the pursuit of pleasure as the highest good

No weak antonyms found.

Hedonism, the pursuit of pleasure as the highest good, dominated ancient Greek philosophy.
The hedonistic lifestyle emphasizes instant gratification and indulgence in sensual experiences.
Epicurean hedonism advocates seeking pleasure while avoiding pain and prioritizing mental well-being.
Utilitarian hedonism emphasizes maximizing overall happiness and minimizing suffering.
Hedonistic practices often focus on physical comforts, such as fine dining, luxurious vacations, and lavish entertainment.
Excessive hedonism can lead to addiction, health problems, and financial ruin.
Some religions and ethical systems condemn hedonism as morally repugnant and incompatible with spiritual growth.
The concept of hedonism has been explored in various works of literature, art, and philosophy.
Modern society often exhibits hedonistic tendencies, with consumerism and social media promoting instant gratification.
Hedonism remains a controversial and complex philosophical concept, with proponents emphasizing the importance of pleasure and opponents highlighting its potential pitfalls.

the pursuit of pleasure as a matter of ethical principle, an ethical system that evaluates the pursuit of pleasure as the highest good

carnality, voluptuousness, greed,sensuality, sybaritism,debauchery, gluttony, intemperance, immoderation, rapaciousness

temperance, sobriety,abstinence, abstinence, temperance, sobriety, asceticism,asceticism,

Hedonism, the pursuit of pleasure as the highest good, dominated ancient Greek philosophy.

The hedonistic lifestyle emphasizes instant gratification and indulgence in sensual experiences.

Epicurean hedonism advocates seeking pleasure while avoiding pain and prioritizing mental well-being.

Utilitarian hedonism emphasizes maximizing overall happiness and minimizing suffering.