universalistic

• Adjectif décrivant une perspective philosophique ou sociologique qui met l'accent sur des principes, des valeurs ou une applicabilité universels dans tous les contextes ; dans l'usage moderne, il est largement remplacé par « universel ».

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.

   universaliste (relatif à l'universalisme)

   • 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.

   Synonymesuniversaluniversalist

   Antonymesparticularistic

2. Relating to the wholeC2formal

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

   Universaliste (relatif à l'ensemble)

   • 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.

   Synonymesall-encompassingcomprehensiveglobalholistictotaluniversal

   Antonymesindividualisticpartialparticularisticspecific