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manichean

/ˌmæn.ɪˈkiː.ən/

الترجمة: يصف معتقدًا ثنويًا يقوم على صراع جذري بين الخير والشر أو النور والظلام، ويُستعمل مجازًا لوصف نظرة إلى الأمور بمنطق الثنائيات المتضادة., اسم يشير إلى أتباع المانوية، وهي نظام ديني ثنوي أسسه النبي ماني في القرن الثالث الميلادي، كما يُستخدم للدلالة على من يؤمن بالثنوية أو يتبنى نظرة ثنائية صارمة بين الخير والشر أو النور والظلمة.

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adjective

/ˌmæn.ɪˈkiː.ən/C2formal
  • arيصف معتقدًا ثنويًا يقوم على صراع جذري بين الخير والشر أو النور والظلام، ويُستعمل مجازًا لوصف نظرة إلى الأمور بمنطق الثنائيات المتضادة.

Relating to the dualistic religious system of Manichaeism, which posits a fundamental conflict between good and evil, light and darkness; often used metaphorically to describe a worldview that sees things in stark, opposing terms.

  1. C2formal

    Of or relating to Manichaeism, a dualistic religious system founded by the prophet Mani in the 3rd century AD, which posits a fundamental conflict between good and evil, light and darkness.

    arمانوي

    • The Manichean worldview divides the universe into opposing forces of good and evil.
    • Manichean beliefs heavily influenced early Christian and Islamic thought.
    • Scholars study Manichean texts to understand ancient dualistic philosophies.

    المرادفاتmanichaean

  2. Dualistic or polarizingC2formal

    Describing a perspective that sees things in terms of strict opposites, especially good versus evil, with no middle ground.

    arثنائي أو استقطابي

    • His Manichean view of politics reduces every issue to a battle between heroes and villains.
    • The film presents a Manichean conflict between the pure-hearted protagonist and the utterly corrupt antagonist.
    • A Manichean approach to morality can be overly simplistic and ignore nuance.

    المرادفاتbinaryblack-and-whitedichotomousdualistic

الصيغ
  • more manichean comparative form
  • most manichean superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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تُطبّق جميع التراخيص المذكورة

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noun

/ˌmæn.ɪˈkiː.ən/C2formaltechnical
  • arاسم يشير إلى أتباع المانوية، وهي نظام ديني ثنوي أسسه النبي ماني في القرن الثالث الميلادي، كما يُستخدم للدلالة على من يؤمن بالثنوية أو يتبنى نظرة ثنائية صارمة بين الخير والشر أو النور والظلمة.

A noun referring to a follower or adherent of Manichaeism, a dualistic religious system founded by the prophet Mani in the 3rd century CE.

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  1. Adherent of ManichaeismC2formal

    A follower of Manichaeism, a dualistic religious system founded by the prophet Mani in the 3rd century CE, which teaches a struggle between light and darkness.

    arمانوي

    • The Manicheans believed that the material world is a prison for the soul.
    • Augustine of Hippo was a Manichean before converting to Christianity.
    • The teachings of the Manicheans were considered heretical by many early Christian leaders.
    • Scholars have uncovered ancient Manichean texts in Central Asia.

    المرادفاتmanichaeanmanichee

  2. Dualist thinkerC1formal

    A person who views the world in terms of strict opposites, such as good versus evil, without middle ground.

    arمانويّ

    • In his political analysis, he acts like a Manichean, dividing everyone into friends and enemies.
    • Modern Manicheans often refuse to acknowledge any moral complexity.
    • Her approach to the debate was that of a Manichean: there was only right and wrong.

    المرادفاتdualistmanichaean

الصيغ
  • manicheans plural form
  • manicheans' possessive plural form
  • manichean's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

الشروط الموروثة

Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

رابط المصدر

تُطبّق جميع التراخيص المذكورة

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