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dualist

/ˈdjuː.ə.lɪst/

Traduction: Personne qui adhère au dualisme, doctrine philosophique ou religieuse qui affirme l'existence de deux principes ou substances fondamentales, comme l'esprit et la matière.

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noun

/ˈdjuː.ə.lɪst/C1formal
  • frPersonne qui adhère au dualisme, doctrine philosophique ou religieuse qui affirme l'existence de deux principes ou substances fondamentales, comme l'esprit et la matière.

A noun referring to a person who adheres to dualism, a philosophical or religious doctrine that posits two fundamental principles or substances, such as mind and matter.

  1. Adherent of DualismC2formal

    A person who believes in dualism, the concept that two fundamental and often opposing forces or principles exist, such as mind and matter, or good and evil.

    frdualiste

    • As a dualist, he argued that the mind and body are separate entities.
    • The philosopher was a famous dualist, defending the separation of spirit and matter.
    • Dualists in some religions believe in the eternal struggle between light and darkness.
    • Being a dualist, she viewed human experience as a conflict between physical desires and spiritual ideals.
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  • dualists plural form
  • dualists' possessive plural form
  • dualist's possessive singular form
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