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antiparticularism

antiparticularism noun: a stance that critiques or rejects the emphasis on particular, individual cases or instances in understanding a concept or issue, advocating for the importance of general principles.

Noun

antiparticularism (uncountable)

  1. A stance that critiques or rejects the emphasis on particular, individual cases or instances in understanding a concept or issue, advocating for the importance of general principles.

Words formed from antiparticularism

Questions about antiparticularism

What does antiparticularism mean?
Antiparticularism means a stance that critiques or rejects the emphasis on particular, individual cases or instances in understanding a concept or issue, advocating for the importance of general principles.
What part of speech is antiparticularism?
Antiparticularism is a noun.

Words near antiparticularism in the dictionary

  1. antiparliaments
  2. Antiparos
  3. antiparticipation
  4. antiparticle
  5. antiparticles
  6. antiparticularism
  7. antiparticularist
  8. antiparticularists
  9. antiparties
  10. antipartisan
  11. antipartner

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