Pyrrhonic

adj.

1590s, "pertaining to Pyrrho," skeptic philosopher of Elis (c.360-c.275 B.C.E.), who held the impossibility of attaining certainty of knowledge. Related: Pyrrhonism; Pyrrhonist.

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It troubles no one,—a Pyrrhonic posture is the easiest of attitudes.
The Philosophy of Natural Theology
William Jackson
What if that old Pyrrhonic notion were the true solution of the problem of the Universe?
Hypatia
Charles Kingsley