Xavier proclaims a syncretic stance in religion.
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Syncretic
//sɪnˈkɹɛtɪk//
Synonyms for "syncretic" (33 found)
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13 translations across 13 languages.
Catalan
1 entries- sincrètic adj (combining disparate elements)
Czech
1 entries- synkretický adj (combining disparate elements)
Esperanto
1 entries- sinkreta adj (combining disparate elements)
Finnish
1 entries- synkretistinen adj (combining disparate elements)
French
1 entries- syncrétique adj (combining disparate elements)
German
1 entries- synkretistisch adj (combining disparate elements)
Italian
1 entries- sincretico adj (combining disparate elements)
Polish
1 entries- synkretyczny adj (combining disparate elements)
Portuguese
1 entries- sincrético adj (combining disparate elements)
Russian
1 entries- синкретический adj (combining disparate elements)
Spanish
1 entries- sincrético adj (combining disparate elements)
Swedish
1 entries- synkretistisk adj (combining disparate elements)
Turkish
1 entries- senkretik adj (combining disparate elements)
Sample sentences
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"Mario, in Latin Asia, a popular religion is the syncretic Buddhocatholicism." "I didn't know that, Bartolomeo."
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Vodun is a syncretic African-American or African diasporic faith that combines traditional religions of west and central Africa with Catholicism. Versions are found in Brazil, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Haiti and Louisiana, and in west Africa among speakers of the Gbe language family.
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Religious people may like the article "Holiness and Wholeness: Toward a Holistic Christian Spirituality in the Korean Syncretic Context."
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