pluralistic — characterized by diversity or variety; accepting multiple viewpoints or groups
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: characterized by diversity or variety; accepting multiple viewpoints or groups
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈplʊrəlɪstɪk/
Korean meaning: 다원적인, 다양성을 인정하는
Korean pronunciation: **플**루럴리스틱
Example Sentences
- My grandmother's pluralistic cooking style combines Korean, Italian, and Mexican recipes in one meal.
- The company's pluralistic hiring policy welcomes people from all backgrounds.
- His pluralistic music taste ranges from classical to K-pop to death metal.
pluralistic
ADJECTIVE//ˈplʊrəlɪstɪk//
characterized by diversity or variety; accepting multiple viewpoints or groups

people from different cultural backgrounds share their traditions at colorful booths arranged in a circle. A woman in traditional Indian clothing demonstrates cooking while a man in Scottish attire plays bagpipes nearby. At the same time, children from various ethnicities try different foods and listen to different music styles. Other festival-goers move between booths, sampling foods, learning dances, and participating in various cultural activities. Everyone mingles freely, creating an atmosphere where multiple traditions coexist harmoniously. a community that is characterized by diversity and accepts multiple viewpoints and cultural groups
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From Latin 'pluralis' meaning 'of or belonging to more than one,' derived from 'plus/pluris' meaning 'more.' The philosophical concept developed to describe systems where multiple diverse elements coexist.
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“My grandmother's pluralistic cooking style combines Korean, Italian, and Mexican recipes in one meal.”
“The company's pluralistic hiring policy welcomes people from all backgrounds.”
“His pluralistic music taste ranges from classical to K-pop to death metal.”
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