Pluralistic

/ˌplʌə.rəˈlɪs.tɪk/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Relating to or maintaining a system in which two or more sources of authority coexist.

The pluralistic nature of the society allows for a variety of opinions and beliefs to be expressed freely.

Characterized by the presence of multiple distinct ethnic, cultural, or other groups within a society.

A pluralistic community embraces diversity and encourages dialogue among its different cultural groups.

Involving or resulting from the coexistence of multiple approaches, theories, or values.

The pluralistic approach to education integrates various teaching methods to cater to diverse learning styles.

Derived from Latin 'pluralis' meaning 'more than one'.

pluralistic society

A society characterized by a diversity of cultural, ethnic, or religious groups.

pluralistic ignorance

A phenomenon where people misinterpret the beliefs or behaviors of others in a group.

pluralistic approach

An approach that considers multiple perspectives or methods.

pluralism

The existence of multiple distinct entities or aspects.

multiplicity

The state of being multiple or various.