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单词 stoicism
释义
stoicism
noun[U]
formal
uk
/ˈstəʊ.ɪ.sɪ.zəm/us
/ˈstoʊ.ɪ.sɪ.zəm/
thequalityofexperiencingpainortroublewithoutcomplainingorshowingyouremotions:
坚忍，隐忍；（对痛苦的）泰然处之
Heenduredthepainof hiswoundswithgreatstoicism.他以极大的克制强忍住伤口的剧痛。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Patient and uncomplaining
  • dove
  • equable
  • equably
  • equanimity
  • even-tempered
  • forbearing
  • long-suffering
  • non-combative
  • pacific
  • patience
  • patient
  • patiently
  • peace-loving
  • stoic
  • stoically
  • the patience of Jobidiom
  • uncomplaining
  • uncomplainingly
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Not showing or feeling emotions
(Definition ofstoicismfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofstoicism

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Their independence,stoicismand the closeness of their families contribute to their ability to care for their own in the terminal stages of illness.
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This uncertainty generated reactions ofstoicismtowards the equivocal result and subsequent participation in further investigations.
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Stoicismis an important concept in the way people experience difficult circumstances regarding their health.
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From a young age, boys were encouraged to cultivate the virtues of the warrior ethic, includingstoicism, valour, and fortitude.
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Stoicismand suffering had to substitute for medical skills and scientific knowledge.
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It corresponds to the personality attribute ofstoicismor persistence in that the persistence of behavior may be unrelated to its overall frequency or probability.
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The lack of reliable information, the culture ofstoicismand the absence of appropriate services impeded obtaining effective support.
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The survey called for patience,stoicism, and endurance.
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With his usualstoicismand sense of fair play he hadn't made a fuss.
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Their social conditioning has produced a culture ofstoicismand independence.
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They usedstoicismas a coping mechanism - however, this may have masked their need for support.
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Both seem able only to survive the war taking place outside through a philosophy based onstoicismin the face of social collapse.
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Stoicismprovided a reference base for a natural rights tradition that ultimately came into its own in seventeenth- and eighteenth-century thought.
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Stoicismcould be seen as creating a sense of self aloof from the caprices of fortune, which enabled the individual to cope and remain constant despite reversals.
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The revival ofstoicismwas a natural starting point for a discussion of such ideas, though the early modern writers would go beyond their ancient forebears.
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