Associations to the word «Hume»
Noun
- Kant
- Locke
- Skepticism
- Rousseau
- Gibbon
- Descartes
- Enquiry
- Voltaire
- Frazer
- Brit
- Treatise
- Iain
- Hegel
- Enlightenment
- Fergus
- Philosopher
- Idealism
- Desmond
- Basil
- Induction
- Ivor
- Huxley
- Warbler
- Walpole
- Atheist
- Reasoning
- David
- Benevolence
- Fallacy
- Tobias
- Nietzsche
- Boswell
- Thinker
- Inference
- Miracle
- Scottish
- Freeway
- Penelope
- Marjorie
- Berkeley
- Humanism
- Pheasant
- Gottfried
- Eighteenth
- Moral
- Philo
- Kendall
- Rationality
- Gerry
- Shire
- Critique
- Nathan
- Paine
- Hartley
- Materialism
- Jessica
- Philosophy
- Reid
- Herder
- Morality
- Allan
- Melbourne
- Robertson
- Essay
- Aristotle
- Canberra
- Hutton
- Dialogue
- Lark
- Approbation
- Argument
- Weir
- Bacon
- Uniformity
- Berwick
- Barnsley
- Edinburgh
- Regularity
- Humboldt
- Parramatta
- Justification
- Motorway
- Slumber
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
HUME, proper noun. A Scottish habitational surname from Home in Berwickshire.
HUME, proper noun. An English, Irish and Scottish surname, a variant of Holme.
HUME, proper noun. David Hume, Scottish philosopher and historian.
Dictionary definition
HUME, noun. Scottish philosopher whose sceptical philosophy restricted human knowledge to that which can be perceived by the senses (1711-1776).
Wise words
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