nihilistic (Meaning)

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nihilistic (a)

of or relating to nihilism

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nihilistic (a.)

Of, pertaining to, or characterized by, nihilism.

nihilistic Sentence Examples

  1. The nihilistic philosophy espoused the belief that life had no objective meaning or purpose.
  2. The war had left him with a nihilistic outlook on existence, seeing it as a meaningless void.
  3. The painting conveyed a nihilistic sense of despair, depicting a world stripped of hope and joy.
  4. The nihilistic argument that morality was merely a subjective concept left him feeling adrift.
  5. The band's nihilistic lyrics reflected the disillusionment and apathy of their generation.
  6. The nihilistic belief that all human endeavor was futile led him to a state of inactivity.
  7. The nihilistic worldview permeated the protagonist's consciousness, casting a shadow over his every thought.
  8. The nihilistic film explored the themes of meaninglessness, suffering, and the absurdity of existence.
  9. The artist's nihilistic approach to creativity led him to produce works devoid of emotion or purpose.
  10. The novel's nihilistic tone painted a bleak and pessimistic picture of the human condition.

FAQs About the word nihilistic

of or relating to nihilismOf, pertaining to, or characterized by, nihilism.

pessimistic,cynical, fatalistic, nihilist, hopeless,despairing, sombre, inauspicious, unlikely, defeatist

fair, hopeful, fair, promising, encouraging, promising, bright, upbeat, bright, golden

The nihilistic philosophy espoused the belief that life had no objective meaning or purpose.

The war had left him with a nihilistic outlook on existence, seeing it as a meaningless void.

The painting conveyed a nihilistic sense of despair, depicting a world stripped of hope and joy.

The nihilistic argument that morality was merely a subjective concept left him feeling adrift.