Many students of metaphysics are drawn to Platonics because it offers a rigorous framework for understanding forms and universals.

The philosopher's latest paper explored various Platonics and their influence on modern aesthetics.

Her dissertation examined pre-Platonic notions of virtue and the soul in early Greek thought.

The historian noted that ancient calendars were organized around Platonic months to align rituals with philosophical cycles.

Historians often refer to each Platonic month as a distinct epoch, roughly two thousand years long, that shapes the cultural character of a zodiacal age.

The professor's Platonic lecture traced how the notion of the Forms influenced later political thought.

I value our platonic friendship and want to keep it that way.

Despite appearances, their platonick friendship remained strictly non-romantic.

He cherished a Platonick friendship with the musician, valuing emotional intimacy over romance.

He tried to platonise their relationship after realizing it could never be romantic.