1. Plural of epicureanism; philosophies, practices, or beliefs centered on the pursuit of pleasure, refined taste in food and drink, or the enjoyment of life's luxuries.
Usage: Often used in historical or philosophical contexts to refer to doctrines or lifestyles inspired by Epicurus or Epicureanism.; Can be pejorative when implying excessive indulgence or hedonism.

Examples

• The wealthy merchant's epicureanisms were evident in his collection of rare wines and exotic delicacies.
• Ancient philosophers debated the merits and dangers of various epicureanisms.
• Her epicureanisms extended beyond food to include fine art and classical music.
• The critic dismissed the restaurant's epicureanisms as mere pretension.
• Modern epicureanisms often emphasize sustainable and locally sourced ingredients.
• His travels were driven by a passion for culinary epicureanisms across different cultures.