philosophaster (Meaning)
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philosophaster (n.)
A pretender to philosophy.
Synonyms & Antonyms of philosophaster
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philosophaster Sentence Examples
- The philosophaster attempted to engage in deep discussions, but his lack of genuine understanding was evident.
- Despite his pretentious demeanor, he was merely a philosophaster, regurgitating shallow insights.
- The philosophaster's attempts at profound rhetoric only succeeded in revealing his superficial grasp of philosophical concepts.
- His reputation as a philosophaster grew as he continued to spout pseudo-intellectual nonsense.
- In the realm of philosophy, he was quickly dismissed as a mere philosophaster by those with true intellectual depth.
- The philosophaster's overbearing arrogance masked his insecurity about his intellectual capabilities.
- His bookshelf was filled with titles on existentialism and metaphysics, yet he remained nothing more than a philosophaster.
- The philosophaster's attempts to impress his peers with obscure philosophical references fell flat.
- Despite his claims of enlightenment, he was nothing but a philosophaster, lacking the introspection necessary for genuine wisdom.
- The philosophaster's inflated ego prevented him from acknowledging his own intellectual limitations.
FAQs About the word philosophaster
A pretender to philosophy.
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No antonyms found.
The philosophaster attempted to engage in deep discussions, but his lack of genuine understanding was evident.
Despite his pretentious demeanor, he was merely a philosophaster, regurgitating shallow insights.
The philosophaster's attempts at profound rhetoric only succeeded in revealing his superficial grasp of philosophical concepts.
His reputation as a philosophaster grew as he continued to spout pseudo-intellectual nonsense.
