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holistic

/hoʊˈlɪs.tɪk/

Traducción: Relativo al tratamiento de la persona como un todo, considerando factores físicos, mentales y sociales, y no solo los síntomas de la enfermedad; también, que se refiere a un enfoque integral o global en cualquier ámbito.

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adjective

/hoʊˈlɪs.tɪk/C1formalmedical
  • esRelativo al tratamiento de la persona como un todo, considerando factores físicos, mentales y sociales, y no solo los síntomas de la enfermedad; también, que se refiere a un enfoque integral o global en cualquier ámbito.

Relating to the treatment of the whole person, considering mental and social factors, rather than just the symptoms of a disease.

  1. Whole system approachB2formal

    Relating to the idea that a system should be viewed as a whole rather than as individual parts.

    esEnfoque holístico

    • The company adopted a holistic approach to employee wellness.
    • Holistic medicine treats the mind, body, and spirit together.
    • We need a holistic strategy to solve the environmental crisis.

    Sinónimosall-encompassingcompletecomprehensiveintegratedtotalunified

    Antónimosatomisticpiecemealreductionist

  2. Comprehensive perspectiveB2formal

    Considering all aspects of something, not just a few.

    esPerspectiva integral

    • A holistic education focuses on both academic and personal development.
    • The report provides a holistic view of the economic situation.
    • Holistic design takes into account user experience, sustainability, and aesthetics.

    Sinónimosall-encompassingall-inclusivebroadcompletecomprehensiveintegratedthoroughuniversalwhole

    Antónimosatomisticpiecemealreductionist

Formas
  • more holistic comparative form
  • most holistic superlative form
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