stoicalness

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noun

The quality of being stoical; stoicism.

Scrabble 13

Meanings

nounstoicalness (uncountable)

alternative stoicness

  1. uncountableThe quality of being stoical; stoicism.

    Stanley survived. It was his stoicalness that carried him through all the months of pain.

    1995, Trisha & Stanley: Hsiao-Mei Hsiao-De: Chang, Y. F., (Please provide the book title or journal name), page 5
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    There is a passage in Spinoza that has understandably been called 'transparently and profoundly Stoic'. To finish making the case for his Stoicalness, I can do no better than to quote it at length:

    2015, Jon Miller, Spinoza and the Stoics, Cambridge University Press, page 6

Origin

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