Definition of pluralistic in English:

pluralistic

adjective plʊər(ə)ˈlɪstɪkˌplʊrəˈlɪstɪk

1Relating to or advocating a system in which two or more states, groups, principles, sources of authority, etc., coexist.
a multicultural pluralistic society where people's values are respected
Example sentencesExamples
- A more pluralistic image of Australian society was being projected in government film.
- In our pluralistic times, control has become a relative value.
- They helped to mold community leaders and willing participants in pluralistic politics.
- I think we're a very secular and very pluralistic nation.
- These settlers demonstrated the strength of their pluralistic democracy compared with the thugocracy we have come to expect of their neighbours.
- Pluralistic civilization abets division into groups, clubs, circles, and lodges.
- From the beginning, it has been a pluralistic faith.
- In that more pluralistic, less authoritarian context, we each put our energies where we think they can more effectively be deployed.
- The authors begin by discussing the simplest kind of lawmaking factory, a unitary state with pluralistic political institutions.
- He avoids considering the role of faith in a secular, pluralistic culture.
1. 1.1Philosophy Relating to a system of thought that recognizes more than one ultimate principle.
  the society is committed to a pluralistic approach to philosophy
  Example sentencesExamples
  I view the society of my poetry as a pluralistic community, having in no ultimate sense a single goal.
  We hope that the pluralistic toolkit presented in the next chapter will allow us to offer a perspective on the past different from anything found in world history.
  Members of the English school were drawn to a pluralistic approach to theorizing.
  The authors adopt a pluralistic perspective, in which evolution occurs from the gene to the population and is closely supported by a cultural system.
  Viewing knowledge as a tool for enriching experience, pragmatism tends to be pluralistic, experimental, fallibilist, and naturalistic.
  This allowed them to claim that they had proved the pluralistic reality that perceptions present to us.
  What you are putting forward is a pluralistic, 'there is no real right and wrong' sort of view.
  If the argument s correct, a pragmatic account is inevitably methodologically, theoretically, and perspectively pluralistic.
  Ethical pluralism was inspired by his pluralistic view of the universe.
  To emphasize the pluralistic nature of this development, some scholars prefer to speak of 'new art histories'.

Derivatives

pluralistically

adverbˌplʊər(ə)ˈlɪstɪk(ə)liˌplʊrəˈlɪstək(ə)li

The bagpipe is a pluralistically singular instrument, the music of which is either liked or loathed.
Example sentencesExamples
- What are analytic-, systemic-, eclectic-, or pluralistically-minded therapists to make of this?
- Dependent origination is not a theory of causation with respect to bringing about a pluralistically real world.
- Using this methodology, his conclusion was that power was distributed pluralistically in New Haven.
- The triplets assert difference and sameness, repression and expression, in an identity that is pluralistically unique and individually complicated.

Definition of pluralistic in US English:

pluralistic

adjectiveˌplʊrəˈlɪstɪkˌplo͝orəˈlistik

1Relating to or advocating a system in which two or more states, groups, principles, sources of authority, etc., coexist.
a multicultural pluralistic society where people's values are respected
Example sentencesExamples
- The authors begin by discussing the simplest kind of lawmaking factory, a unitary state with pluralistic political institutions.
- They helped to mold community leaders and willing participants in pluralistic politics.
- In our pluralistic times, control has become a relative value.
- In that more pluralistic, less authoritarian context, we each put our energies where we think they can more effectively be deployed.
- Pluralistic civilization abets division into groups, clubs, circles, and lodges.
- He avoids considering the role of faith in a secular, pluralistic culture.
- A more pluralistic image of Australian society was being projected in government film.
- These settlers demonstrated the strength of their pluralistic democracy compared with the thugocracy we have come to expect of their neighbours.
- From the beginning, it has been a pluralistic faith.
- I think we're a very secular and very pluralistic nation.
1. 1.1Philosophy Relating to a system of thought that recognizes more than one ultimate principle.
  the society is committed to a pluralistic approach to philosophy
  Example sentencesExamples
  Ethical pluralism was inspired by his pluralistic view of the universe.
  We hope that the pluralistic toolkit presented in the next chapter will allow us to offer a perspective on the past different from anything found in world history.
  This allowed them to claim that they had proved the pluralistic reality that perceptions present to us.
  Viewing knowledge as a tool for enriching experience, pragmatism tends to be pluralistic, experimental, fallibilist, and naturalistic.
  To emphasize the pluralistic nature of this development, some scholars prefer to speak of 'new art histories'.
  I view the society of my poetry as a pluralistic community, having in no ultimate sense a single goal.
  The authors adopt a pluralistic perspective, in which evolution occurs from the gene to the population and is closely supported by a cultural system.
  What you are putting forward is a pluralistic, 'there is no real right and wrong' sort of view.
  Members of the English school were drawn to a pluralistic approach to theorizing.
  If the argument s correct, a pragmatic account is inevitably methodologically, theoretically, and perspectively pluralistic.

单词	pluralistic
释义	Definition of pluralistic in English: pluralistic adjective plʊər(ə)ˈlɪstɪkˌplʊrəˈlɪstɪk 1Relating to or advocating a system in which two or more states, groups, principles, sources of authority, etc., coexist. a multicultural pluralistic society where people's values are respected Example sentencesExamples A more pluralistic image of Australian society was being projected in government film. In our pluralistic times, control has become a relative value. They helped to mold community leaders and willing participants in pluralistic politics. I think we're a very secular and very pluralistic nation. These settlers demonstrated the strength of their pluralistic democracy compared with the thugocracy we have come to expect of their neighbours. Pluralistic civilization abets division into groups, clubs, circles, and lodges. From the beginning, it has been a pluralistic faith. In that more pluralistic, less authoritarian context, we each put our energies where we think they can more effectively be deployed. The authors begin by discussing the simplest kind of lawmaking factory, a unitary state with pluralistic political institutions. He avoids considering the role of faith in a secular, pluralistic culture. 1.1Philosophy Relating to a system of thought that recognizes more than one ultimate principle. the society is committed to a pluralistic approach to philosophy Example sentencesExamples I view the society of my poetry as a pluralistic community, having in no ultimate sense a single goal. We hope that the pluralistic toolkit presented in the next chapter will allow us to offer a perspective on the past different from anything found in world history. Members of the English school were drawn to a pluralistic approach to theorizing. The authors adopt a pluralistic perspective, in which evolution occurs from the gene to the population and is closely supported by a cultural system. Viewing knowledge as a tool for enriching experience, pragmatism tends to be pluralistic, experimental, fallibilist, and naturalistic. This allowed them to claim that they had proved the pluralistic reality that perceptions present to us. What you are putting forward is a pluralistic, 'there is no real right and wrong' sort of view. If the argument s correct, a pragmatic account is inevitably methodologically, theoretically, and perspectively pluralistic. Ethical pluralism was inspired by his pluralistic view of the universe. To emphasize the pluralistic nature of this development, some scholars prefer to speak of 'new art histories'. Derivatives pluralistically adverbˌplʊər(ə)ˈlɪstɪk(ə)liˌplʊrəˈlɪstək(ə)li The bagpipe is a pluralistically singular instrument, the music of which is either liked or loathed. Example sentencesExamples What are analytic-, systemic-, eclectic-, or pluralistically-minded therapists to make of this? Dependent origination is not a theory of causation with respect to bringing about a pluralistically real world. Using this methodology, his conclusion was that power was distributed pluralistically in New Haven. The triplets assert difference and sameness, repression and expression, in an identity that is pluralistically unique and individually complicated. Definition of pluralistic in US English: pluralistic adjectiveˌplʊrəˈlɪstɪkˌplo͝orəˈlistik 1Relating to or advocating a system in which two or more states, groups, principles, sources of authority, etc., coexist. a multicultural pluralistic society where people's values are respected Example sentencesExamples The authors begin by discussing the simplest kind of lawmaking factory, a unitary state with pluralistic political institutions. They helped to mold community leaders and willing participants in pluralistic politics. In our pluralistic times, control has become a relative value. In that more pluralistic, less authoritarian context, we each put our energies where we think they can more effectively be deployed. Pluralistic civilization abets division into groups, clubs, circles, and lodges. He avoids considering the role of faith in a secular, pluralistic culture. A more pluralistic image of Australian society was being projected in government film. These settlers demonstrated the strength of their pluralistic democracy compared with the thugocracy we have come to expect of their neighbours. From the beginning, it has been a pluralistic faith. I think we're a very secular and very pluralistic nation. 1.1Philosophy Relating to a system of thought that recognizes more than one ultimate principle. the society is committed to a pluralistic approach to philosophy Example sentencesExamples Ethical pluralism was inspired by his pluralistic view of the universe. We hope that the pluralistic toolkit presented in the next chapter will allow us to offer a perspective on the past different from anything found in world history. This allowed them to claim that they had proved the pluralistic reality that perceptions present to us. Viewing knowledge as a tool for enriching experience, pragmatism tends to be pluralistic, experimental, fallibilist, and naturalistic. To emphasize the pluralistic nature of this development, some scholars prefer to speak of 'new art histories'. I view the society of my poetry as a pluralistic community, having in no ultimate sense a single goal. The authors adopt a pluralistic perspective, in which evolution occurs from the gene to the population and is closely supported by a cultural system. What you are putting forward is a pluralistic, 'there is no real right and wrong' sort of view. Members of the English school were drawn to a pluralistic approach to theorizing. If the argument s correct, a pragmatic account is inevitably methodologically, theoretically, and perspectively pluralistic.
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