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stoic Definition:
- Stoic may refer to:
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unflappable uninterested unirritable unmoved unnervous unpassionate unperturbed unruffled unstirring untroubled waning withdrawn |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 |