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Meanings of dualistic in English
Portuguese
dualístico Spanish
maniqueo Usage of dualistic in English
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But it is an important point that the fundamental dualistic feeling remained unchanged.
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No one has held more firmly the dualistic conception of the healing art.
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Thus the ultimate nature of the world is found to be unfathomably dualistic.
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It is conceptually similar to the dualistic humanoid configuration, but in three parts.
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How far they held any definitely dualistic view of matter we cannot tell.
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Bisexuality is inherently a critique, because it refuses the dualistic labeling of sexuality.
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That's one place you dualistic types have it over the rest of us, eh?
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In this sense, the ads are not dualistic at all.
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Thus man with his dualistic soul is a microcosmos, born from the Macrocosmos spontaneously.
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The system of Spinoza is less personal and also less dualistic than that of Descartes.
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The dualistic period, the age of metaphysical love, made no impression upon the female soul.
12
The underlying structure of literacy is reflected in national movements and their dualistic system of values.
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Freud's analogy between the dualistic attitude toward the tabooed object and the ambivalence of the emotions.
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The last word is thus not dualistic but monistic and the two truths supplement each other.
15
It consists of animistic, theological and dualistic habits of thought, issuing in utopianism and non-materialistic idealism.
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He maintained obstinately that that Gospel was dualistic.
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