- Philocalist
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Philocalist
Philocalist
fih-LOH-kuh-listDefinition
(noun) A person who loves beauty—especially in art, nature, or everyday life.Example
As a true philocalist, he collected small moments of beauty wherever he went, from sunlit windows to wildflowers growing through cracks in the sidewalk.Word Origin
From Greek philo- (“loving”) + kallos (“beauty”).
Fun FactWhile the word isn’t widely used in everyday conversation, philocalist appears often in artistic and philosophical circles. The early Christians even had a text called Philocalia, meaning “love of the beautiful,” emphasizing spiritual and aesthetic appreciation. Modern philocalists often express their love of beauty through photography, journaling, or simply noticing what others overlook—tiny details that bring delight, wonder, or calm.
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Philocalist
- Today's Word
Philocalist
fih-LOH-kuh-list
Definition
(noun) A person who loves beauty—especially in art, nature, or everyday life.
Example
As a true philocalist, he collected small moments of beauty wherever he went, from sunlit windows to wildflowers growing through cracks in the sidewalk.
Word Origin
From Greek philo- (“loving”) + kallos (“beauty”).
Fun Fact
While the word isn’t widely used in everyday conversation, philocalist appears often in artistic and philosophical circles. The early Christians even had a text called Philocalia, meaning “love of the beautiful,” emphasizing spiritual and aesthetic appreciation. Modern philocalists often express their love of beauty through photography, journaling, or simply noticing what others overlook—tiny details that bring delight, wonder, or calm.
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