cyrenaic

/sɪˈrɛnɪk/

Definitions

1. adjective

relating to the philosophy of Epicurus and his school, which advocated a simple and self-sufficient way of life.

“The cyrenaic ideal of living in the present moment resonated with the young artist’s approach to art.”

2. noun

a person who advocates or adheres to the philosophy of Epicurus.

“The cyrenaic was known for his rejection of material wealth and his pursuit of wisdom.”

Synonyms

  • epicurean
  • hedonist

Antonyms

  • ascetic
  • puritanical