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Philodoxer 

The word philodoxer was coined by the Greek philosopher Plato, who used it negatively. The word shares the root "philos" (which means "love") with philosopher. However, whereas "sophia" stands for "wisdom" (making philosopher literally translate as "lover of wisdom"), "doxa" means "opinion" or "belief" (making philodoxer translate literally as "lover of opinion").
Hussain is a Philodoxer.
Philodoxer by Hussain Savani March 30, 2008
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A person who just loves his own opinion.
Revvon: "That boy is such a philodox now & it's strange."

Qepso, The Navigator: "No, he'll rule the planets soon."

Wouwrupt Knov'yz: "We all have our moments big deal."
Philodox by Star Spire June 17, 2018
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From the Greek philos, meaning love, and doxa, meaning glory, a philodox is a dogmatic person who is especially fond of his/her own opinions
hardly her speech will be approved this time

she's known Philodox
Philodox by espouser September 26, 2010

philosoteric

Excessive contemplation of the meaning of life, the universe and everything by a small, select group of pseudo-intellectual, pseudo-scientific individuals.
"Philosoterically speaking life is nothing more or less than a cosmic joke where the punchline has been misplaced.
philosoteric by pezantONE May 3, 2018

Philosoterian 

A person who keeps an open mind while studying/speaking about politics for the good of the people;gives good advice about politics, yet does not side with anything or anyone.
Ex.#1-Dante disliked the political system, so he became a philosoterian to make it better.

Ex.#2-Vergil thinks the political system can use some help, so he becomes a philosoterian to help it.
Philosoterian by RelicBook August 3, 2021

Philosoterian 

A person who keeps an open mind when studying/talking about politics for the good of the people;gives friendly advice about politics and the way they should head to the good, yet does not side with anything or anyone.
Ex.#1- Dante dislikes the political system, so he turns into a philosoterian to transform it to something good for the people.

Ex.#2- Vergil thinks the political system needs help, so he turns into a philosoterian to help it.
Philosoterian by RelicBook August 4, 2021