pluralist
Speech parts
1. pluralist - Noun
2. pluralist - Adjective
Meaning
A clerk or clergyman who holds more than one ecclesiastical benefice.
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Although both the exclusivist and the pluralist may agree on the existence of religious or spiritual reality, the pluralist recognizes that this reality is expressed in different cultures and by different people in different ways.
In Civil law and pluralist systems precedent is not binding but case law is taken into account by the courts.
He appointed a pluralist cabinet, including indigenous members and individuals who were independent of the FRG ruling party.
In India, the government of Narendra Modi has been trying to along Hindu nationalist lines, undermining the secular and pluralist principles that have held sway since independence.
He was clearly using Carson’s unionism as historic legitimisation to try and redefine present-day unionism as a modern, pluralist philosophy.
For some followers of this ' pluralist ' approach, this was evidence of the ability of the regime to adapt to include new demands.