Definitions and Examples of monistic, unified
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Relating to the belief in the oneness of everything; rejecting the idea of duality.
Example
In Hinduism, the concept of Brahman represents a monistic view of the universe.
Being made into a single unit or system; not divided or separate.
Example
The team worked together in a unified effort to win the championship.
Key Differences: monistic vs unified
- 1Monistic refers to the belief in the oneness of everything, while dualistic implies a separation or duality between two opposing forces.
- 2Unified refers to being made into a single unit or system, while dualistic implies a division or separation between two opposing forces.
Effective Usage of monistic, unified
- 1Philosophy: Use dualistic and monistic to describe different philosophical beliefs about the nature of reality.
- 2Politics: Use unified to describe a group or nation that is working together towards a common goal.
- 3Science: Use dualistic and monistic to describe different theories about the nature of the universe.
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Remember this!
The antonyms have distinct nuances: Monistic conveys a sense of oneness, unified implies a lack of division, while dualistic implies a separation or duality between two opposing forces. Use these words to describe different philosophical beliefs, political situations, and scientific theories.
