Definition of Godwinian in English:

Godwinian

(also Godwinean)

noun ɡɒdˈwɪnɪən

An adherent of William Godwin's radical views on politics, social reform, etc.

adjective ɡɒdˈwɪnɪən

Relating to or characteristic of Godwin's views.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Mary Wollstonecraft (1759–1797), author and advocate of women's rights. From the name of William Godwin, British radical (utilitarian and anarchist) political philosopher + -ian.

Definition of Godwinian in US English:

Godwinian

(also Godwinean)

nounɡɒdˈwɪnɪən

An adherent of William Godwin's radical views on politics, social reform, etc.

adjectiveɡɒdˈwɪnɪən

Relating to or characteristic of Godwin's views.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Mary Wollstonecraft (1759–1797), author and advocate of women's rights. From the name of William Godwin, British radical (utilitarian and anarchist) political philosopher + -ian.

词汇	Godwinian
释义	Definition of Godwinian in English: Godwinian (also Godwinean) noun ɡɒdˈwɪnɪən An adherent of William Godwin's radical views on politics, social reform, etc. adjective ɡɒdˈwɪnɪən Relating to or characteristic of Godwin's views. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Mary Wollstonecraft (1759–1797), author and advocate of women's rights. From the name of William Godwin, British radical (utilitarian and anarchist) political philosopher + -ian. Definition of Godwinian in US English: Godwinian (also Godwinean) nounɡɒdˈwɪnɪən An adherent of William Godwin's radical views on politics, social reform, etc. adjectiveɡɒdˈwɪnɪən Relating to or characteristic of Godwin's views. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Mary Wollstonecraft (1759–1797), author and advocate of women's rights. From the name of William Godwin, British radical (utilitarian and anarchist) political philosopher + -ian.
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