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Heraclitean
[ her-uh-klahy-tee-uhn, -klahy-tee- ]
adjective
- of or relating to Heraclitus or his philosophy.
noun
- a person who believes in or advocates the philosophy of Heraclitus.
51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins
Origin of Heraclitean1
Example Sentences
āIt was an exploration of a Heraclitean principle,ā Ms. Strebe said.
He anticipated Einsteinās theory that energy is the essence of matter: Heraclitean fire suggests an absolutely unstable world, in constant flux, consuming and creating, life passing into death and death into life, day ousting night and night, day; and good, evil and evil, good.
The dog and the angel are twins of human natureāanother pair of Heraclitean opposites.
Hannah SullThe long poems that make up Sullivanās debut, Three Poems, are wise and witty, and spaciously unfold an account of a young womanās love, disappointment and resilience in New York City, with Heraclitean philosophical musings and autobiographical reflections on birth and bereavement.
The subject of āLost Tribes and Promised Landsā is, in effect, the impossibility of stepping twice into the same stream; Subrinās answer to the Heraclitean paradox is that it isnāt the stream that has changed, itās you.
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