monistic

[muh-ni-stik, moh-, mah-]

adjective

1. relating to monism.

Example Sentences

Other mind-body thinkers, Berman says, seem to have had “monistic” experiences, in which divisions dissolve and you feel a profound sense of oneness.

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Philosopher William James described it as a fundamental approach to all life, which preserves our sense of agency and possibility, as opposed to monistic philosophies of all stripes.

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Of the primitive monistic substance, quickened by manifold vibrations.

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In the Ignorant Philosopher Voltaire seeks to answer Spinoza, without fully understanding his monistic position.

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In this book, adopting an uncompromising monistic attitude, he asserted the essential unity of organic and inorganic nature.

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