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misosopher

misosopher noun: one who hates wisdom or knowledge.

Noun

misosopher (plural misosophers)

  1. One who hates wisdom or knowledge.
    Antonyms:
    philosopher

Antonyms of misosopher

Forms of misosopher

pluralmisosophers

Origin of misosopher

Borrowed from Ancient Greek μῑσόσοφος (mīsósophos, literally “hater of wisdom”).

Questions about misosopher

What does misosopher mean?
Misosopher means one who hates wisdom or knowledge.
What part of speech is misosopher?
Misosopher is a noun.
What is the plural of misosopher?
The plural of misosopher is misosophers.

Words near misosopher in the dictionary

  1. misorienting
  2. misorients
  3. misos
  4. misoscale
  5. misoshiru
  6. misosopher
  7. misosophers
  8. misosophical
  9. misosophist
  10. misosophists
  11. misosophy

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