Word of the Day: Epicurean

Can you pronounce epicurean?

Friday, April 5, 2024

adjective 1. Of or concerning Epicurus or his ideas. 2. ("epicurean") Relating to or suitable for an epicure. noun 1. A disciple or student of the Greek philosopher Epicurus. 2. ("epicurean") A person devoted to sensual enjoyment, especially that derived from fine food and drink. "Like a true epicurean, he planned his vacations around the food he wanted to eat." "Her epicurean lifestyle immersed her in a world of rare wines and gourmet foods." "The price tag for his epicurean habits was high." Ads help keep Word Daily free. Greek, mid-16th century "Epicurean" derives from the name of the Greek philosopher Epicurus and the school he founded in the third century BCE. He taught his disciples that the "good life" was one that caused pleasure and led to enjoyment (though not excessively), and should be pursued over a life that brought pain and discomfort. ... Continue Reading Do you remember these words? Thank you for supporting our advertisers.

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