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pluralist

/ˈplʊə.rə.lɪst/

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noun

/ˈplʊə.rə.lɪst/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее человека, который одновременно занимает несколько должностей или бенефициев, или философа, отвергающего единое объяснение природных явлений, или сторонника сосуществования различных этнических, культурных или религиозных групп в обществе.

A noun referring to a person who holds multiple positions or benefices simultaneously, or a philosopher who rejects a single explanation for natural phenomena, or an advocate for the coexistence of diverse ethnic, cultural, or religious groups in society.

  1. Holder of multiple church positionsC2formalbritish

    A member of the clergy who simultaneously holds more than one ecclesiastical office or benefice.

    ruМножественный должностной держатель

    • The bishop accused the priest of being a pluralist, as he managed three parishes.
    • In medieval times, a pluralist could accumulate significant wealth from multiple benefices.
    • The reform movement sought to limit the power of pluralists within the church.
  2. Advocate of multiple explanationsC1formalscientific

    A philosopher who argues that no single principle or cause can explain all natural phenomena, and that multiple explanations are necessary.

    ruСторонник множественности объяснений

    • As a pluralist, she rejected monist theories in favor of a more complex view of reality.
    • The philosopher was known as a pluralist, believing that both material and mental causes shape the world.
    • Pluralists in science argue that different levels of analysis are needed to understand complex systems.
  3. Supporter of societal diversityB2formalpolitical

    A person who believes that different ethnic, cultural, or religious groups can coexist peacefully and equally within a single society.

    ruСторонник разнообразия

    • As a committed pluralist, she advocated for policies that respect all cultural traditions.
    • The politician presented himself as a pluralist, promoting unity among diverse communities.
    • Pluralists argue that diversity strengthens society rather than dividing it.
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  • pluralists' possessive plural form
  • pluralist's possessive singular form
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