eudemonist (udemonist)

[As eudemonism +-ist.] A believer in eudemonism. I am too much of a eudemonist : I hanker too much after a state of happine both for myself and others. De Quincey. eudemonistic (u-de-mon-is'tik), a. [ eudemon ist + -ic.] Of or pertaining to eudemonism. The mundane positive eudæmonistic morality. G. S. Hall , German Culture, p. 179. Christianity itself proceeds from a eudæmonistic pes Westminster Rev., CXXVI. 455. simism. eudemonological (ū-dē mọn-ō-loj'i-kal), a. Same as eudemonistic. Mind, XI. 137. secreted by the animal as a covering, and extends all over the colony excepting the zoöids. One of the most common forms [of hydroids) found in shallow water from Vineyard Sound northward is Eudendrium dispar. It grows in colonies from two to which correspond in appearance to the stems and branches nearly four inches in length, and the parts of the colony of a plant are dark brown or black. At the tip of each branch and branchlet is a hydra-like animal or zooid, which is directly connected with every other one in the colony. Stand. Nat. Hist., I. 79.