Definition

Relating to a simple, peaceful, and rural way of life, often seen as ideal or perfect.

Example

The couple dreamed of living in an Arcadian village surrounded by nature.

Conversation

I just got back from a trip to the countryside, and it was so arcadian there.

That sounds amazing! I love the peaceful vibe of the countryside.

Yeah, it felt like stepping into a painting with all the simple beauty around.

I can imagine! I need to find some time to escape to an arcadian place myself.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A person who lives a simple and peaceful life, often associated with rural or pastoral settings.

Example

The artist chose to live as an Arcadian, enjoying the tranquility of nature away from the city.

Conversation

Have you ever met an arcadian who just wants to live off the land?

Not in person, but I love the idea of a simple life like that.

Yeah, I think being an arcadian would be so peaceful and fulfilling.

Root Explanation

Arcadian → It originates from the Greek word 'Arkadia' (meaning a region in ancient Greece known for its pastoral beauty and simplicity). The term 'Arcadian' refers to an idealized vision of rural life, harmony with nature, and simplicity.

Memory Tip

Think of the Greek region 'Arkadia' as a symbol of pastoral beauty and simplicity, which helps you remember that 'arcadian' describes an idyllic, peaceful rural life.

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