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eupraxophy

eupraxophy noun: any philosophy or life stance that does not rely on belief in the transcendent or supernatural.

Noun

eupraxophy (plural eupraxophies)

  1. Any philosophy or life stance that does not rely on belief in the transcendent or supernatural.
    • Secular humanism and Confucianism are eupraxophies.

Forms of eupraxophy

pluraleupraxophies
alternative formeupraxsophy

Origin of eupraxophy

Coined by Paul Kurtz from Ancient Greek roots. See eu-, praxis, -sophy.

Questions about eupraxophy

What does eupraxophy mean?
Eupraxophy means any philosophy or life stance that does not rely on belief in the transcendent or supernatural.
What part of speech is eupraxophy?
Eupraxophy is a noun.
What is the plural of eupraxophy?
The plural of eupraxophy is eupraxophies.

Words near eupraxophy in the dictionary

  1. eupomatenoids
  2. eupomatiaceous
  3. Euporie
  4. eupraxia
  5. eupraxophies
  6. eupraxophy
  7. eupraxsophies
  8. eupraxsophy
  9. eupraxy
  10. euprimate
  11. euprimates

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