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Benatarian

Benatarian adjective: of or relating to the ideology or philosophy of David Benatar.

Adjective

Benatarian (comparative more Benatarian, superlative most Benatarian)

  1. Of or relating to the ideology or philosophy of David Benatar.
    • After all, if the real interests of future generations are served solely by the elimination of suffering, then we may as well all be Benatarian, ontological anti-natalists: may as well invest all our real hopes for humanity in the most painless possible extinction.2021 April 13, Tom Whyman, Infinitely Full of Hope: Fatherhood and the Future in an Age of Crisis and Disaster, Watkins Media Limited, →ISBN
    • From a Benatarian perspective, then, the responsibility for the death of the daughter in both the film and the novella falls squarely on Louise's shoulders, and, by choosing to give birth to her daughter, Louise has committed an immoral act; an act that anyone who chooses to have a child has...2023 July 19, Britt Johanne Farstad, Populating the Future: Families and Reproduction in Speculative Fiction, Kriterium, →ISBN, page 198

Forms of Benatarian

comparativemore Benatarian
superlativemost Benatarian

Origin of Benatarian

From Benatar + -ian.

Questions about Benatarian

What does Benatarian mean?
Benatarian means of or relating to the ideology or philosophy of David Benatar.
What part of speech is Benatarian?
Benatarian is an adjective.

Words near Benatarian in the dictionary

  1. Benasque
  2. Benasquese
  3. benastatin
  4. benastatins
  5. benat
  6. Benatarian
  7. benatoprazole
  8. benauite
  9. Benaulim
  10. Benavides
  11. Benavideses

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