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A theory or attitude that acts as a guiding principle for behavior

An academic discipline that seeks truth through reasoning rather than empiricism

(somewhat rare) A calm and thoughtful demeanor

A concept formulated in the mind

Logic for belief, action

A principle of behavior in accordance with standards of right and wrong

Philosophic study of ethics pertaining to computers

The size of type between long primer and pica, standardized as 11 point

The way in which a person lives

A person's intellectual understanding of a particular subject

The character or fundamental values of a person, people, culture, or movement

A person engaged or learned in philosophy, especially as an academic discipline

A public declaration of principles, policies, or intentions, especially that of a political party

Humanistic discipline

General knowledge studies

A group or sect holding a particular religious belief

The quality of abiding by strong moral principles

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Noun

A theory or attitude that acts as a guiding principle for behavior

attitude to life

school of thought

chain of thought

logical thought

traditional wisdom

line of reasoning

chain of reasoning

process of reasoning

articles of faith

article of faith

code of behavior^US

set of principles

rules of conduct

moral principles

code of behaviour^UK

code of conduct

standards of behavior

moral philosophy

moral standards

statement of beliefs

profession of faith

system of belief

system of ideas

principled explanations

set of guidelines

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“Our company is built upon a philosophy that hard work equals results.”

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An academic discipline that seeks truth through reasoning rather than empiricism

science of reasoning

science of deduction

science of thought

rationalisation^UK

line of thought

rationalization^US

accepted wisdom

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“I decided to study philosophy because I wanted to learn more about myself and the way the world works.”

Noun

(somewhat rare) A calm and thoughtful demeanor

imperturbability

philosophicalness

self-possession

“Everything he does is approached with philosophy.”

Noun

A concept formulated in the mind

conceptualisation^UK

conceptualization^US

line of thinking

accepted wisdom

way of thinking

school of thought

where one is at

way of looking at things

two cents' worth

conceptualizations

frame of reference

conceptualisations

way of looking at it

mental attitude

shot in the dark

view of the world

two cents worth

generalization^US

generalisation^UK

personal approach

way of looking at something

acknowledgement^UK

acknowledgment^US

sneaking suspicion

mental processes

science of the mind

personality study

where head is at

what makes someone tick

behaviourism^UK

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Noun

Logic for belief, action

rationalisation^UK

rationalization^US

whys and wherefores

why and wherefore

course of thought

antithesis and synthesis

train of thought

school of thought

logical thought

sound judgement

syllogistic reasoning

chain of thought

intellectuality

scientific thinking

rationalising^UK

rationalizing^US

thought process

line of thought

perspicaciousness

levelheadedness

process of reasoning

line of reasoning

chain of reasoning

soundness of mind

presence of mind

clear-sightedness

powers of discernment

cognitive faculties

clear-headedness

level-headedness

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Noun

A principle of behavior in accordance with standards of right and wrong

Noun

Raison d'etre

Noun

Philosophic study of ethics pertaining to computers

cyber etiquette

Noun

The size of type between long primer and pica, standardized as 11 point

Noun

The way in which a person lives

Noun

A person's intellectual understanding of a particular subject

specialisation^UK

specialization^US

acquaintanceship

acquaintance with

conversance with

familiarity with

accomplishments

academic achievement

intellectual attainment

acknowledgement^UK

acknowledgment^US

knowledgeableness

conversancy with

visualisation^UK

knowing inside out

visualization^US

presentation to

introduction to

experience with

acquaintanceship with

self-understanding

understanding of

comprehension of

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Noun

The character or fundamental values of a person, people, culture, or movement

prevailing tendency

animating principle

dominating characteristic

motivating force

moral standards

rules of conduct

principles of behaviour

standards of behaviour

principles of right and wrong

fundamental nature

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Noun

A person engaged or learned in philosophy, especially as an academic discipline

seeker after truth

woman of letters

intellectualist

rocket scientist

walking encyclopedia

intelligent person

member of a think tank

self-appointed expert

member of a policy unit

one of the cognoscenti

person of letters

man of learning

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Noun

A public declaration of principles, policies, or intentions, especially that of a political party

Noun

Humanistic discipline

classical languages

classical literature

classical studies

humanistic discipline

literae humaniores

Noun

General knowledge studies

general education

liberal studies

trivium and quadrivium

Noun

A group or sect holding a particular religious belief

school of thought

religious group

faith community

religious belief

religious persuasion

religious order

religious conviction

religious beliefs

spiritual-mindedness

breaking of bread

schismatic church

heretical movement

schismatic group

schismatic religion

way of thinking

statement of beliefs

profession of faith

system of belief

set of principles

articles of faith

article of faith

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Noun

The quality of abiding by strong moral principles

incorruptibility

moral philosophy

trustworthiness

right-mindedness

high-mindedness

noble-mindedness

irreproachableness

high principles

lack of corruption

nobility of soul

nobility of spirit

appropriateness

conscientiousness

meritoriousness

gentlemanliness

straightforwardness

irreproachability

perpendicularity

moral integrity

enfranchisement

kindheartedness

moral correctness

clear conscience

straight and narrow

unmarried state

firmness of purpose

strength of mind

ceremoniousness

conventionality

recommendability

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