| 单词 | nihilistic |
| 释义 | nihilistic (once / 43295 pages) adj A nihilistic person believes that life is meaningless. If you go through your teenage years in a nihilistic frame of mind, nothing seems to matter to you. Someone who's nihilistic believes in the philosophy of nihilism, which embraces the idea that life as we know it is useless. If you're nihilistic, you don't believe in anything — not religion, a moral code, love. Being nihilistic is also closely related to the political philosophy of anarchism, a belief that all social structures need to be destroyed before a new, better society can be developed. WORD FAMILYnihilistic: nihilistically+/nihilism: nihilisms, nihilist, nihilistic/nihilist: nihilists USAGE EXAMPLESAnd in many ways that’s a better idea than any in the gloomy nihilistic music I thought was cool in that moment. Slate(Dec 27, 2016) Gingrich pioneered the nihilistic politics of government shutdown and obstruction that are now the modus operandi of Republicans in Congress. Washington Times(Nov 18, 2016) In any case, avoid falling for the exhausting delusion of endless urban protest or the nihilistic fantasy of winning an insurrectionary war. The Guardian(Nov 14, 2016) adj of or relating to nihilism |
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