syncretistical

An obsolete adjective referring to the combination of different forms of belief or practice, especially in religion or philosophy.

• 🇫🇷Adjectif vieilli ou rare signifiant qui relève du syncrétisme, c'est-à-dire qui combine ou fond diverses croyances, doctrines ou pratiques, notamment en religion ou en philosophie.

1. Linguistic syncretism C2 formal

   Relating to the historical process in a language where distinct grammatical forms or inflections merge or become identical.

   • The syncretistical nature of Old English noun declensions is a key area of study.
   • Linguists analyze syncretistical patterns to understand language evolution.
   • The verb endings in this dialect show a syncretistical tendency.

   🇫🇷relatif à la synchrétisme linguistique

   Synonymes: syncreticsyncretistic

2. General syncretism C2 formal

   Characterized by the combination or reconciliation of different beliefs, systems, or practices.

   • The philosopher proposed a syncretistical approach to ethics.
   • Their religious practices are syncretistical, blending elements from multiple traditions.
   • The art movement was syncretistical, merging classical and modern styles.

   🇫🇷Relatif au syncrétisme

   Synonymes: syncreticsyncretistic