1. Plural of eudaimonia; states of human flourishing or well-being achieved through virtue and the fulfillment of one's potential.
Usage: philosophy; from ancient Greek; often used in discussions of ethics and happiness

Examples

• Aristotle believed that eudemonias could be achieved through the practice of virtue.
• Different cultures may define eudemonias in distinct ways based on their values.
• The philosopher argued that true eudemonias comes from living according to reason.
• Many ethical systems aim to help individuals attain eudemonias in their lives.
• Eudemonias is not merely pleasure, but a deeper sense of purpose and excellence.