stoic
stoic
stoʊɪk
stowik
British pronunciation
/stˈə‍ʊɪk/

Definition & Meaning of "stoic"in English

01

not displaying emotions and not complaining, especially in difficult and painful situations

stoic definition and meaning
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He remained stoic despite the challenging circumstances.
Her stoic response to the news surprised everyone.
02

relating to the Stoicism philosophy, that taught to suppress emotions and passions through the application of logic and reason

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Epictetus was a famous Stoic philosopher whose writings extensively explored stoic principles of emotional discipline and living in harmony with external events.
Cicero was an influential Roman statesman who helped popularize Stoic philosophy to Roman noble society, promoting its message of emotional mastery through reason.
Stoic
01

a member of the ancient Greek school of philosophy founded by Zeno

02

a person who appears unaffected by emotions, pleasure, or pain

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The stoic endured the bad news without a tear.
As a stoic, she faced hardship calmly.
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