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Meanings of monistic in English
Usage of monistic in English
1
One is the monistic way, the mystical way of pure cosmic emotion.
2
He was a great monistic philosopher, in the best meaning of the word.
3
To me it sounds monistic enough to charm the monist in me unreservedly.
4
The monistic naturalism of Haeckel offers no high ideal to life.
5
We all have some ear for this monistic music: it elevates and reassures.
6
Most Neo-Pagans would agree with Ellwood that only monotheistic or monistic religions 'convert' nations.
7
The monistic principle holds that laws of the same kind operate in all nature.
8
Such unity of discourse carries obviously no farther monistic specifications.
9
Does the writer consistently favor the monistic, or the pluralistic, interpretation of the world's poem?
10
They would call it moralistic, and would apply the word religious to the monistic scheme alone.
11
The last word is thus not dualistic but monistic and the two truths supplement each other.
12
We must be all the more careful to emphasise the fact of their clear monistic tendency.
13
It is pluralistic, not monistic; melioristic, not optimistic.
14
Philosophic Buddhism always was monistic, but not monotheistic.
15
When that is settled, the further question whether its form be monistic or pluralistic is in order.
16
His monistic formula is unessential, 153.
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