epicurean
/ˌɛpɪkjʊˈriːən/
noun
- A person who takes particular pleasure in fine food and drink.
- As an epicurean, he could name the vintage of any wine by taste alone.
- She considered herself an epicurean, always seeking out new culinary experiences.
- The club was founded by a group of epicureans who loved gourmet cooking.
- A follower of the philosophy of Epicurus.
- He called himself an epicurean, valuing peace of mind above all else.
- Epicureans in Athens gathered in gardens to discuss philosophy.
- The ancient epicureans believed that the gods did not interfere in human life.
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adjective
- Relating to or devoted to the pursuit of pleasure, especially good food and drink.
- His epicurean tastes led him to travel the world in search of the best restaurants.
- The hotel's epicurean menu featured truffles and caviar.
- She planned an epicurean feast with exotic cheeses and fine wines.
- Relating to the philosophy of Epicurus, which holds that pleasure is the highest good.
- The epicurean philosophy emphasizes simple pleasures and the absence of pain.
- Epicurean teachings often focus on friendship and tranquility.
- He wrote a book comparing Stoic and epicurean ideas about happiness.
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