Definition of unphilosophical in English:

unphilosophical

adjective ˌʌnfɪləˈsɒfɪk(ə)lˌənˌfɪləˈsɑfək(ə)l

Not following philosophical principles or method.
非哲学的；缺乏哲理的
an unphilosophical statement
Example sentencesExamples
- The dynamic young country did not understand the ‘tragedy and complexity of maturity’ and was ‘basically unphilosophical.’
- He was given a long lecture by Clark after protesting in a most unphilosophical fashion.
- Scholarship has tended strongly, in effect, to dichotomize Levinas' work as A and not-A, philosophical and unphilosophical texts, and to concentrate almost uniquely on the former.
- Despite exposure to combat, however, the soldier is innocent, unphilosophical, even naive.
- The second cause, God's Providence, is abandoned because it is unphilosophical.
- Some of the dialogues are written in ways that will draw in the unphilosophical, but this is a level at which we are not encouraged to stay.
- I have a very unphilosophical mind and often became impatient with the discussions George and Biddy had, though I did share their enthusiasm for poetry. […]
- He was, you might say, a poet of the uncommonplace: a philosopher of the unphilosophical, a historian of the unhistorical and a politician of the unpolitical.
- An unphilosophical craftsman clearly does not think, in conceptual terms, that he is a thing on a par with other things or that time is a sequence of nows.
- Harnessed to German nationalism and the rise of Hitler, he felt that authenticity for the German people was to be seen in National Socialism, and let his philosophy endorse the most brutishly unphilosophical of regimes.
- Actually, mythology was only set up by ancient sages to help explain the very complicated Hindu philosophy in an unphilosophical way.
- And take a wild guess what's brought about this repetitive and unsurprisingly unphilosophical insight.
- These considerations raise a philosophical question even about ordinary unphilosophical translation, such as from English into Arunta or Chinese.
- The unphilosophical man - that is, all of us - is at the mercy of sense impressions and unfortunately, our sense impressions oftentimes fail us.

Derivatives

unphilosophic

adjective ˌʌnfɪləˈsɒfɪkˌənˌfɪləˈsɑfɪk

rare

Not following philosophical principles or methods; unphilosophical.
非哲学的；缺乏哲理的
it seems too harsh to denounce what we have read as unphilosophic
Example sentencesExamples
- The state of my own unphilosophic mind is peculiar, like the circumstances in which it finds itself.
- For an unphilosophic mankind will appreciate its philosophers if they are endowed with some dignity.
- In the Preface, Schwab charges the Kantian philosophy with an unphilosophic, revolutionary tendency.

unphilosophically

adverb

In 1953, Friedman published a long essay titled ‘The Methodology of Positive Economics’, given canonical status by an unphilosophically minded profession.
Example sentencesExamples
- § 7.The expression ‘law of nature’ is sometimes, though unphilosophically, used to express those deductions which may be drawn from a careful examination of the operations of the natural world.
- I have no fear of seeing you unphilosophically affected by your troubles, or in any way unworthy of yourself and me.
- The mantelpiece in front of which Washington sat, and which was pictured by both the Peales, was years ago unphilosophically torn out and thrust as rubbish into the cellar.
- Now, concerning the original version of the paradox, we must be on guard against those unphilosophically minded individuals who may be inclined to dismiss it in the style of Samuel Johnson.

Definition of unphilosophical in US English:

unphilosophical

adjectiveˌənˌfɪləˈsɑfək(ə)lˌənˌfiləˈsäfək(ə)l

Not following philosophical principles or method.
非哲学的；缺乏哲理的
an unphilosophical statement
Example sentencesExamples
- Despite exposure to combat, however, the soldier is innocent, unphilosophical, even naive.
- These considerations raise a philosophical question even about ordinary unphilosophical translation, such as from English into Arunta or Chinese.
- The second cause, God's Providence, is abandoned because it is unphilosophical.
- He was, you might say, a poet of the uncommonplace: a philosopher of the unphilosophical, a historian of the unhistorical and a politician of the unpolitical.
- An unphilosophical craftsman clearly does not think, in conceptual terms, that he is a thing on a par with other things or that time is a sequence of nows.
- Scholarship has tended strongly, in effect, to dichotomize Levinas' work as A and not-A, philosophical and unphilosophical texts, and to concentrate almost uniquely on the former.
- Actually, mythology was only set up by ancient sages to help explain the very complicated Hindu philosophy in an unphilosophical way.
- He was given a long lecture by Clark after protesting in a most unphilosophical fashion.
- And take a wild guess what's brought about this repetitive and unsurprisingly unphilosophical insight.
- The dynamic young country did not understand the ‘tragedy and complexity of maturity’ and was ‘basically unphilosophical.’
- Harnessed to German nationalism and the rise of Hitler, he felt that authenticity for the German people was to be seen in National Socialism, and let his philosophy endorse the most brutishly unphilosophical of regimes.
- The unphilosophical man - that is, all of us - is at the mercy of sense impressions and unfortunately, our sense impressions oftentimes fail us.
- Some of the dialogues are written in ways that will draw in the unphilosophical, but this is a level at which we are not encouraged to stay.
- I have a very unphilosophical mind and often became impatient with the discussions George and Biddy had, though I did share their enthusiasm for poetry. […]

词汇	unphilosophical
释义	Definition of unphilosophical in English: unphilosophical adjective ˌʌnfɪləˈsɒfɪk(ə)lˌənˌfɪləˈsɑfək(ə)l Not following philosophical principles or method. 非哲学的；缺乏哲理的 an unphilosophical statement Example sentencesExamples The dynamic young country did not understand the ‘tragedy and complexity of maturity’ and was ‘basically unphilosophical.’ He was given a long lecture by Clark after protesting in a most unphilosophical fashion. Scholarship has tended strongly, in effect, to dichotomize Levinas' work as A and not-A, philosophical and unphilosophical texts, and to concentrate almost uniquely on the former. Despite exposure to combat, however, the soldier is innocent, unphilosophical, even naive. The second cause, God's Providence, is abandoned because it is unphilosophical. Some of the dialogues are written in ways that will draw in the unphilosophical, but this is a level at which we are not encouraged to stay. I have a very unphilosophical mind and often became impatient with the discussions George and Biddy had, though I did share their enthusiasm for poetry. […] He was, you might say, a poet of the uncommonplace: a philosopher of the unphilosophical, a historian of the unhistorical and a politician of the unpolitical. An unphilosophical craftsman clearly does not think, in conceptual terms, that he is a thing on a par with other things or that time is a sequence of nows. Harnessed to German nationalism and the rise of Hitler, he felt that authenticity for the German people was to be seen in National Socialism, and let his philosophy endorse the most brutishly unphilosophical of regimes. Actually, mythology was only set up by ancient sages to help explain the very complicated Hindu philosophy in an unphilosophical way. And take a wild guess what's brought about this repetitive and unsurprisingly unphilosophical insight. These considerations raise a philosophical question even about ordinary unphilosophical translation, such as from English into Arunta or Chinese. The unphilosophical man - that is, all of us - is at the mercy of sense impressions and unfortunately, our sense impressions oftentimes fail us. Derivatives unphilosophic adjective ˌʌnfɪləˈsɒfɪkˌənˌfɪləˈsɑfɪk rare Not following philosophical principles or methods; unphilosophical. 非哲学的；缺乏哲理的 it seems too harsh to denounce what we have read as unphilosophic Example sentencesExamples The state of my own unphilosophic mind is peculiar, like the circumstances in which it finds itself. For an unphilosophic mankind will appreciate its philosophers if they are endowed with some dignity. In the Preface, Schwab charges the Kantian philosophy with an unphilosophic, revolutionary tendency. unphilosophically adverb In 1953, Friedman published a long essay titled ‘The Methodology of Positive Economics’, given canonical status by an unphilosophically minded profession. Example sentencesExamples § 7.The expression ‘law of nature’ is sometimes, though unphilosophically, used to express those deductions which may be drawn from a careful examination of the operations of the natural world. I have no fear of seeing you unphilosophically affected by your troubles, or in any way unworthy of yourself and me. The mantelpiece in front of which Washington sat, and which was pictured by both the Peales, was years ago unphilosophically torn out and thrust as rubbish into the cellar. Now, concerning the original version of the paradox, we must be on guard against those unphilosophically minded individuals who may be inclined to dismiss it in the style of Samuel Johnson. Definition of unphilosophical in US English: unphilosophical adjectiveˌənˌfɪləˈsɑfək(ə)lˌənˌfiləˈsäfək(ə)l Not following philosophical principles or method. 非哲学的；缺乏哲理的 an unphilosophical statement Example sentencesExamples Despite exposure to combat, however, the soldier is innocent, unphilosophical, even naive. These considerations raise a philosophical question even about ordinary unphilosophical translation, such as from English into Arunta or Chinese. The second cause, God's Providence, is abandoned because it is unphilosophical. He was, you might say, a poet of the uncommonplace: a philosopher of the unphilosophical, a historian of the unhistorical and a politician of the unpolitical. An unphilosophical craftsman clearly does not think, in conceptual terms, that he is a thing on a par with other things or that time is a sequence of nows. Scholarship has tended strongly, in effect, to dichotomize Levinas' work as A and not-A, philosophical and unphilosophical texts, and to concentrate almost uniquely on the former. Actually, mythology was only set up by ancient sages to help explain the very complicated Hindu philosophy in an unphilosophical way. He was given a long lecture by Clark after protesting in a most unphilosophical fashion. And take a wild guess what's brought about this repetitive and unsurprisingly unphilosophical insight. The dynamic young country did not understand the ‘tragedy and complexity of maturity’ and was ‘basically unphilosophical.’ Harnessed to German nationalism and the rise of Hitler, he felt that authenticity for the German people was to be seen in National Socialism, and let his philosophy endorse the most brutishly unphilosophical of regimes. The unphilosophical man - that is, all of us - is at the mercy of sense impressions and unfortunately, our sense impressions oftentimes fail us. Some of the dialogues are written in ways that will draw in the unphilosophical, but this is a level at which we are not encouraged to stay. I have a very unphilosophical mind and often became impatient with the discussions George and Biddy had, though I did share their enthusiasm for poetry. […]
随便看	unbent unbequest(ed unbiased unbiasedness unbias(s)ed unbiblical unbiddable unbidden unbind unbinding unbinds unbirthday unbishop(p)ed unbleached unblemished unblended unbless unblessed unblessing unblest unblind unblinded unblinding unblinking unblinkingly