philiacとは 意味・読み方・使い方

形容詞

philiac (comparative more philiac, superlative most philiac)

1. Involving or pertaining to friendship or platonic love.
   • 1971, James L. Malfetti & ‎Elizabeth M. Eidlitz, Perspectives on Sexuality: A Literary Collection, ISBN 0030828260, page 328:

     Erotic love is selfish love, philiac love is a mutual giving that ceases when mutuality ceases.

   • 1985, Michael Grosso, The final choice: playing the survival game, page 197:

     Our theme is the philiac or friendly function of Mind at Large.

   • 2007, Alice Spencer, Dialogues of Love and Government:

     ...the more philiac world-views of Gower and Hoccleve tend rather to reject dialogue and favour compilatio as a literary model.

   • 2013, Gilles Herrada, The Missing Myth: A New Vision of Same-Sex Love, ISBN 1590799720:

     Now, philiac sexuality is by no means restricted to homosexuality, nor, obviously, are all homosexual relationships philiac in nature.