El·e·at·ic ( l  - t  k)adj. Of or characteristic of the tradition of philosophy founded by Zeno of Elea and Parmenides and holding the belief that there is one indivisible and unchanging reality. [Latin Ele  ticus, from Greek Eletikos, from Elea.]El e·atic n.El e·ati·cism (--sz m) n. |
Eleaticism
a school of philosophy founded by Parmenides and its doctrines, especially those contributed by Zeno (of Elea), asserting the unreality of motion or change. — Eleatic, adj.
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