homo mensura
noun
ho·mo men·su·ra
¦hō(ˌ)mōˌmenˈsu̇rə
: a doctrine first propounded by Protagoras holding that humankind is the measure of all things, that everything is relative to human apprehension and evaluation, and that there is no objective truth
Word History
Etymology
Latin, literally, man the measure
- flaming poppy
- Flamingant
- flamingants
- flamingly
- flamingo
- coming at
- coming away from
- coming back
- coming between
- coming by
- coming clean
- coming clean (about)
- coming clean about
- coming down
- coming down (with)
- coming down hard
- coming down hard (on)
- coming down hard on
- coming down on
- coming down to
- coming down with
- coming forward
- coming from
- coming in
- coming in on