syncretize

A verb used to indicate the act of combining or reconciling differing beliefs, systems, or practices, especially in philosophy or religion.

• 🇩🇪Verb, das die Handlung bezeichnet, verschiedene Glaubensvorstellungen, Systeme oder Praktiken zu vereinigen oder miteinander zu verschmelzen, besonders in Philosophie oder Religion.

1. Become fused C2 formal

   To combine or merge different systems, beliefs, or practices into a unified whole.

   • The two religious traditions began to syncretize over centuries of contact.
   • Different musical styles syncretize in this vibrant city.
   • The cultures syncretized, creating a unique blend of customs.

   🇩🇪Verschmelzen

   Synonyme: amalgamateblendcoalescecombinefuseintegratemeldmergeunify

   Antonyme: disbanddisunitedivideseparatesplit

2. Unite beliefs or principles C2 formal

   To attempt to reconcile or unite conflicting beliefs, principles, or practices.

   • The philosopher tried to syncretize elements of Stoicism and Epicureanism.
   • The new ideology syncretizes socialist and capitalist principles.
   • Artists often syncretize traditional and modern techniques in their work.

   🇩🇪Glaubensvorstellungen oder Prinzipien vereinen

   Synonyme: amalgamateblendcoalescecombinefuseharmonizeintegratemergereconcileunify

   Antonyme: disunitedivideseparate