hylozoic (Meaning)
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hylozoic (a.)
Of or pertaining to hylozoism.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hylozoic
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hylozoic Sentence Examples
- The hylozoic theory posits that all matter обладает vitality and consciousness.
- The ancient Greeks believed in the hylozoic nature of the cosmos.
- Hylozoic animism assigns a soul to every natural element.
- Some biologists speculate that the hylozoic nature of plants may explain their remarkable adaptability.
- The idea of hylozoism has been revived in modern philosophy, offering a novel perspective on the nature of consciousness.
- According to hylozoic vitalism, all living organisms are endowed with an inherent animating force.
- The hylozoic hypothesis suggests that the universe might be an interconnected web of sentient matter.
- Hylozoic pantheism equates God with the totality of living matter in the cosmos.
- The hylozoic worldview seeks to bridge the perceived gap between the animate and the inanimate.
- Hylozoic holism advocates for a holistic approach to understanding nature, where each part is imbued with consciousness and contributes to the whole.
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Of or pertaining to hylozoism.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The hylozoic theory posits that all matter обладает vitality and consciousness.
The ancient Greeks believed in the hylozoic nature of the cosmos.
Hylozoic animism assigns a soul to every natural element.
Some biologists speculate that the hylozoic nature of plants may explain their remarkable adaptability.
