stoic (Meaning)
stoic (n)
a member of the ancient Greek school of philosophy founded by Zeno
someone who is seemingly indifferent to emotions
stoic (s)
seeming unaffected by pleasure or pain; impassive
stoic (a)
pertaining to Stoicism or its followers
Synonyms & Antonyms of stoic
stoic Sentence Examples
- The stoic man faced adversity with unwavering composure.
- Her stoic demeanor concealed a torrent of emotions boiling within.
- The soldiers remained stoic on the battlefield, their faces devoid of fear.
- The stoic philosopher believed in suppressing emotions and embracing reason.
- Despite her immense suffering, she maintained a stoic facade.
- The stoic scientist conducted experiments with an unwavering dedication.
- The stoic leader inspired his team to endure hardships with fortitude.
- The stoic father remained emotionally distant, providing guidance without affection.
- The stoic woman found solace in solitude and self-reliance.
- The stoic artist channeled his pain into his work, creating masterpieces that transcended suffering.
FAQs About the word stoic
a member of the ancient Greek school of philosophy founded by Zeno, someone who is seemingly indifferent to emotions, seeming unaffected by pleasure or pain; im
patient, uncomplaining, long-suffering, resigned, constrained, submissive, docile, obliging, passive, amiable
weary, defiant, weary, impatient,impatient, protesting, bored, resistant, resistant, bored
The stoic man faced adversity with unwavering composure.
Her stoic demeanor concealed a torrent of emotions boiling within.
The soldiers remained stoic on the battlefield, their faces devoid of fear.
The stoic philosopher believed in suppressing emotions and embracing reason.
