synthesism Definition
- 1the combination of different forms of belief or practice
- 2the synthesis of opposing ideas or schools of thought
Using synthesism: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "synthesism" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
The artist's work is a synthesism of different cultural influences.
Example
His philosophy is a synthesism of Eastern and Western thought.
synthesism Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for synthesism
Phrases with synthesism
the blending of different religious beliefs or practices
Example
The new religious movement is characterized by its religious synthesism.
the combination of different philosophical ideas or schools of thought
Example
His philosophical synthesism draws from both ancient and modern philosophy.
the blending of different cultural influences
Example
The city's architecture is a cultural synthesism of different historical periods.
Summary: synthesism in Brief
The term 'synthesism' [sin-thuh-siz-uhm] refers to the combination of different forms of belief or practice, or the synthesis of opposing ideas or schools of thought. It spans contexts from art to philosophy, exemplified by 'The artist's work is a synthesism of different cultural influences.' 'Synthesism' extends into phrases like 'religious synthesism,' and 'cultural synthesism,' denoting the blending of different religious beliefs or practices and cultural influences.
