ecumenopolitans
ecumenopolitans is the plural of ecumenopolitan.
Meaning of ecumenopolitan
Noun
ecumenopolitan (plural ecumenopolitans)
- An inhabitant of an ecumenopolis, especially one actively involved in its political arena.
- The danger of this pattern is of course that the ecumenopolitan becomes spread very thin among various roles and locations. As a citizen of the world we see more of the whole picture but become frustrated in trying to find where the need is greatest so we can “plug in.”1974, Spenser W. Havlick, The Urban Organism: The City’s Natural Resources from an Environmental Perspective, Macmillan, →ISBN, page 475, →ISBN
Noun capitalized: Ecumenopolitans
Ecumenopolitans
- plural of Ecumenopolitan
Questions about ecumenopolitans
- What is ecumenopolitans the plural of?
- Ecumenopolitans is the plural of ecumenopolitan.
- What part of speech is ecumenopolitans?
- Ecumenopolitans is a noun.
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