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Platonic
Description:
Platonic is an adjective that refers to a bond or relationship that is purely spiritual or intellectual, devoid of any romantic or physical element. It can also be used to describe a philosophical concept related to the teachings and ideas of the ancient Greek philosopher, Plato.
Examples:
- Their friendship remained purely platonic throughout their lives, never crossing into a romantic realm.
- I have a platonic love for literature, finding solace and inspiration in the written word.
- Platonic relationships are based on mutual respect, shared interests, and deep conversations.
- In Plato's dialogue, "The Symposium," he explores the nature of love, including both physical and platonic forms.
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