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Stoiker, stoischstoic
stoischstoic
Stoiker m
Stoiker pl
stoic
stoics

stoisch adj stoic, stoical
stoisch adjstoic   stoical
Tradition f soc.
Traditionen pl
eine Familientradition
Erzähltradition f lit.
eine alte althergebrachte Tradition
eine stark verwurzelte verankerte ausgeprägte Tradition
in der (großen) Tradition von jdm. etw.
in bester britischer Tradition
eine lange Tradition (in einer Tätigkeit) haben
an eine Tradition anknüpfen
eine Tradition hochhalten
die Tradition bewahren fortsetzen
mit der Tradition brechen
sich in der Tradition +Gen sehen
Es ist (bei jdm.) Tradition etw. zu tun
Der Käse wird in nach handwerklicher Tradition hergestellt.
Es ist in unserer Familie Tradition dass der älteste Sohn den Hof übernimmt.
Montaigne steht in der Tradition der stoischen Skeptiker.
Tradition ist nicht die Anbetung der Asche sondern die Weitergabe des Feuers. (Mahler)
tradition
traditions
a family tradition
narrative tradition
an old ancient time-honoured tradition
a strong tradition
in the (great grand) tradition of sb. sth.
in the best British tradition
to have a long tradition (of an activity)
to follow a tradition
to uphold a tradition
to maintain carry on the tradition
to break with tradition
to see yourself in the tradition of sth.   to see yourself as continuing carrying on the tradition of sth.
It is the tradition (for sb.) to do sth.   It is their tradition to do sth.
The cheese is made according to tradition.
It is a tradition in our family for the first-born males to take over the farm.
Montaigne is stands follows in the tradition of the stoic sceptics.
Tradition is not the worship of ashes but the preservation of fire. (Mahler)

Tradition f soc.
Traditionen pl
eine Familientradition
Erzähltradition f lit.
eine alte althergebrachte Tradition
eine stark verwurzelte verankerte ausgeprägte Tradition
in der (großen) Tradition von jdm. etw.
in bester britischer Tradition
eine lange Tradition (in einer Tätigkeit) haben
an eine Tradition anknüpfen
eine Tradition hochhalten
die Tradition bewahren fortsetzen
mit der Tradition brechen
sich in der Tradition +Gen. sehen
Es ist (bei jdm.) Tradition, etw. zu tun
Der Käse wird in nach handwerklicher Tradition hergestellt.
Es ist in unserer Familie Tradition, dass der älteste Sohn den Hof übernimmt.
Montaigne steht in der Tradition der stoischen Skeptiker.
Tradition ist nicht die Anbetung der Asche, sondern die Weitergabe des Feuers. (Mahler)
tradition
traditions
a family tradition
narrative tradition
an old ancient time-honoured tradition
a strong tradition
in the (great grand) tradition of sb. sth.
in the best British tradition
to have a long tradition (of an activity)
to follow a tradition
to uphold a tradition
to maintain carry on the tradition
to break with tradition
to see yourself in the tradition of sth.   to see yourself as continuing carrying on the tradition of sth.
It is the tradition (for sb.) to do sth.   It is their tradition to do sth.
The cheese is made according to tradition.
It is a tradition in our family for the first-born males to take over the farm.
Montaigne is stands follows in the tradition of the stoic sceptics.
Tradition is not the worship of ashes, but the preservation of fire. (Mahler)

stoic Definition:

Stoic (n.) A disciple of the philosopher Zeno
Stoic (n.) Hence, a person not easily excited
Stoic (n.) Alt. of Stoical
Stoic a member of the ancient Greek school of philosophy founded by Zeno, "a Stoic achieves happiness by submission to destiny"
stoic / unemotional person someone who is seemingly indifferent to emotions
stoic / stoical seeming unaffected by pleasure or pain, impassive, "stoic courage", "stoic patience", "a stoical sufferer"
Stoic pertaining to Stoicism or its followers

stoic Synonyme:

stoic  Laodicean  Olympian  Spartan  accepting  aloof  apathetic  armed with patience  at rest  benumbed  blah  blase  bovine  calm  cloistered  comatose  cool  desensitized  detached  disciplined  disinterested  dispassionate  dull  dwindling  ebbing  endurant  enduring  even-tempered  even-tenored  forbearing  halcyon  heartless  hebetudinous  hopeless  hushed  impassive  imperturbable  in a stupor  indifferent  indulgent  inexcitable  inirritable  insouciant  isolated  languid  lenient  lethargic  listless  long-suffering  longanimous  man of iron  moldering  nonchalant  numb  numbed  pacific  passive  patient  patient as Job  peaceable  peaceful  persevering  philosophical  phlegmatic  placid  pluckless  quiescent  quiet  reposeful  reposing  resigned  restful  resting  secluded  self-controlled  sequestered  sequestrated  sheltered  slack  sluggish  smooth  soporific  spiritless  spunkless  steady  still  still as death  stillish  stilly  stolid  stupefied  subsiding  supine  tolerant  tolerating  tolerative  torpid  tranquil  unagitated  uncaring  unconcerned  understanding  undisturbable  undisturbed  unflappable  uninterested  unirritable  unmoved  unnervous  unpassionate  unperturbed  unruffled  unstirring  untroubled  waning  withdrawn  
stoical  apathetic  calm  cool  disciplined  dispassionate  emotionless  frigid  impassive  imperturbable  indifferent  long-suffering  phlegmatic  resigned  self-controlled  self-possessed  stoic  stolid  unemotional  unflappable  
stoicism  acceptance  ataraxia  ataraxy  austerity  backbone  bovinity  calm  calmness  coolness  dispassion  dispassionateness  dullness  easy temper  endurance  even temper  fatalism  forbearance  forbearing  forbearingness  fortitude  good temper  grit  guts  impassiveness  impassivity  imperturbability  imperturbableness  indifference  indulgence  inexcitability  inexcitableness  inirritability  insensibility  lenience  leniency  long-sufferance  long-suffering  longanimity  patience  patience of Job  patientness  perseverance  phlegm  pluck  resignation  sand  self-control  self-possession  smooth temper  steadiness  stolidity  sufferance  sweet reasonableness  tolerance  toleration  unirritableness  unnervousness  unpassionateness  unresponsiveness  waiting game  waiting it out  
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