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Hegelianism
noun He·ge·li·an·ism \-lē-ə-ˌni-zəm\
Definition of HEGELIANISM
: the philosophy of Hegel that places ultimate reality in ideas rather than in things and that uses dialectic to comprehend an absolute idea behind phenomena
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First Known Use of HEGELIANISM
1846
Rhymes with HEGELIANISM
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