universalistic

• Adjetivo que describe una perspectiva filosófica o sociológica que enfatiza principios, valores o aplicabilidad universales en todos los contextos; en el uso moderno, en gran medida ha sido reemplazado por «universal».

An adjective describing a philosophical or sociological perspective that emphasizes universal principles, values, or applicability across all contexts; now largely replaced by 'universal' in modern usage.

1. Relating to universalismC2formal

   Of or relating to the belief in universal principles, values, or salvation that apply to all people.

   Universalista

   • The philosopher's universalistic approach aimed to find common ground among all religions.
   • Her universalistic views on human rights transcend cultural boundaries.
   • The movement promoted a universalistic vision of global unity.

   Sinónimosuniversaluniversalist

   Antónimosparticularistic

2. Relating to the wholeC2formal

   Pertaining to or encompassing the entire scope of something, rather than a part.

   Universalista (relativo al todo)

   • The theory takes a universalistic perspective, considering all factors together.
   • A universalistic design principle ensures accessibility for everyone.
   • His analysis was universalistic, covering all aspects of the economy.

   Sinónimosall-encompassingcomprehensiveglobalholistictotaluniversal

   Antónimosindividualisticpartialparticularisticspecific