adjective, noun
adjective (also pluralistic )
1 (of a society) having many different groups of people and different political parties in it:
a pluralist democracy / system
2 (philosophy) not based on a single set of principles or beliefs:
a pluralist approach to politics
Part of speech: noun
1 a person who believes that it is possible and good for different groups of people to live together in peace in our society
2 a person who has more than one job or position at the same time, especially in the Church
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Sourced from Main Dictionary in Lughet's collection.
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