Similar words: syncretic, concretize, cretinism, idiosyncrasy, idiosyncratic, concrete, concretely, magnetism. Meaning: n. 1. the union (or attempted fusion) of different systems of thought or belief (especially in religion or philosophy) 2. the fusion of originally different inflected forms (resulting in a reduction in the use of inflections).
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1. The European integration means the syncretism of economy, politics and cultures.
2. This syncretism was possible only because they found their common theory base.
3. The use of Catholic saints also bespeaks a syncretism of beliefs, he notes.
4. The best way of self-cultivation is to wipe out the coxcombical mirage, so as to return to the syncretism of inside and outside.
5. In order to syncretize different culture, the essay advances the culture syncretism model and concrete ways on the basis of the way of solving conflict.
6. It was only with the rise of Christianity , however, that Gnostic syncretism came to full expression.
7. But what Alexander and his successors did was they made sort of a conscious, propagandistic decision to use religious syncretism to bind together their kingdoms.
8. The Day of Prayer for Peace does not in any way indulge in religious syncretism.
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