Definition of hedonic in English:

hedonic

adjective hiːˈdɒnɪkhɛːˈdɒnɪkhiˈdɑnɪk

technical

Relating to, characterized by, or considered in terms of pleasant (or unpleasant) sensations.
〈技〉与乐（或苦）有关的；以乐（或苦）为其特点的；从苦（或乐）的角度来考虑的
Example sentencesExamples
- Is there a way out of the hedonic treadmill, the Western model of craving and attachment?
- Your top character traits are those that allow you to achieve meaningful happiness, instead of mere hedonic pleasure.
- Other psychologists have proposed theories to account for the changes in behavior that take place when hedonic events follow the behavior.
- And it is the contrast between that hedonic state and the expectation of reward when the discriminative stimuli appear, that determines the relative value of those stimuli.
- People view hedonic versus practical goods differently in terms of time and money spent to acquire them.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Greek hēdonikos, from hēdonē 'pleasure'.

Definition of hedonic in US English:

hedonic

adjectivehiˈdɑnɪkhēˈdänik

technical

Relating to or considered in terms of pleasant (or unpleasant) sensations.
〈技〉与乐（或苦）有关的；以乐（或苦）为其特点的；从苦（或乐）的角度来考虑的
Example sentencesExamples
- Your top character traits are those that allow you to achieve meaningful happiness, instead of mere hedonic pleasure.
- Is there a way out of the hedonic treadmill, the Western model of craving and attachment?
- People view hedonic versus practical goods differently in terms of time and money spent to acquire them.
- Other psychologists have proposed theories to account for the changes in behavior that take place when hedonic events follow the behavior.
- And it is the contrast between that hedonic state and the expectation of reward when the discriminative stimuli appear, that determines the relative value of those stimuli.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Greek hēdonikos, from hēdonē ‘pleasure’.

单词	hedonic
释义	Definition of hedonic in English: hedonic adjective hiːˈdɒnɪkhɛːˈdɒnɪkhiˈdɑnɪk technical Relating to, characterized by, or considered in terms of pleasant (or unpleasant) sensations. 〈技〉与乐（或苦）有关的；以乐（或苦）为其特点的；从苦（或乐）的角度来考虑的 Example sentencesExamples Is there a way out of the hedonic treadmill, the Western model of craving and attachment? Your top character traits are those that allow you to achieve meaningful happiness, instead of mere hedonic pleasure. Other psychologists have proposed theories to account for the changes in behavior that take place when hedonic events follow the behavior. And it is the contrast between that hedonic state and the expectation of reward when the discriminative stimuli appear, that determines the relative value of those stimuli. People view hedonic versus practical goods differently in terms of time and money spent to acquire them. Origin Mid 17th century: from Greek hēdonikos, from hēdonē 'pleasure'. Definition of hedonic in US English: hedonic adjectivehiˈdɑnɪkhēˈdänik technical Relating to or considered in terms of pleasant (or unpleasant) sensations. 〈技〉与乐（或苦）有关的；以乐（或苦）为其特点的；从苦（或乐）的角度来考虑的 Example sentencesExamples Your top character traits are those that allow you to achieve meaningful happiness, instead of mere hedonic pleasure. Is there a way out of the hedonic treadmill, the Western model of craving and attachment? People view hedonic versus practical goods differently in terms of time and money spent to acquire them. Other psychologists have proposed theories to account for the changes in behavior that take place when hedonic events follow the behavior. And it is the contrast between that hedonic state and the expectation of reward when the discriminative stimuli appear, that determines the relative value of those stimuli. Origin Mid 17th century: from Greek hēdonikos, from hēdonē ‘pleasure’.
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