syncretistical (Meaning)
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syncretistical (a)
relating to a historical tendency for a language to reduce its use of inflections
of or characterized by syncretism
Synonyms & Antonyms of syncretistical
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syncretistical Sentence Examples
- The syncretistical religion amalgamated elements from both Christianity and Islam.
- The syncretistical approach to art combines disparate styles and influences.
- The syncretistical ideology seeks to unite seemingly incompatible beliefs.
- The syncretistical political party aimed to bridge the gap between left and right.
- The syncretistical movement sought to blend Eastern and Western philosophies.
- The syncretistical festival celebrated diverse cultures and traditions.
- The syncretistical cuisine fused culinary elements from various regions.
- The syncretistical architecture showcased a harmonious blend of traditional and modern styles.
- The syncretistical music genre seamlessly integrated different rhythms and melodies.
- The syncretistical society embraced the diversity and interconnectedness of its members.
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relating to a historical tendency for a language to reduce its use of inflections, of or characterized by syncretism
No synonyms found.
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The syncretistical religion amalgamated elements from both Christianity and Islam.
The syncretistical approach to art combines disparate styles and influences.
The syncretistical ideology seeks to unite seemingly incompatible beliefs.
The syncretistical political party aimed to bridge the gap between left and right.
