CEFR C1

logos

noun

Meaning

A principle of order and truth that was seen as governing the universe, especially in ancient Greek philosophy and theology.

Examples

The Stoics believed that the cosmos was ordered by a divine logos.
In Christian theology, the logos is identified with the Word of God, or Jesus Christ.

Synonyms: reason, principle, discourse, rationality

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logos (C1)

noun

Pronunciation: /ˈloʊɡɔːs/, /ˈlɒɡɒs/

Definition

A principle of order and truth that was seen as governing the universe, especially in ancient Greek philosophy and theology.

Examples

The Stoics believed that the cosmos was ordered by a divine logos.
In Christian theology, the logos is identified with the Word of God, or Jesus Christ.
Her interpretation of the text focused on the philosophical concept of logos as divine reason.

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