platonist

/ˈpleɪtənɪst/
noun
  1. A person who follows or supports the philosophy of Plato, especially the belief in ideal forms.
    • Modern platonists often defend the view that mathematical truths are discovered, not invented.
    • As a platonist, she argued that justice is a perfect idea that exists beyond any human law.
    • The ancient platonist believed that the soul remembers perfect truths from a previous existence.
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