eudaemonist

/juˈdimənɪst/
noun
  1. A person who believes that happiness or well-being is the chief goal of life and the basis for moral action.
    • Critics of the eudaemonist argue that focusing only on happiness can ignore other important values.
    • As a eudaemonist, she always considered whether her choices would lead to lasting happiness.
    • The ancient eudaemonist taught that true joy comes from living in accordance with reason.
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