monism

/ˈmɒnɪzəm/

Definitions

1. noun

A philosophical doctrine that holds that there is only one fundamental substance, principle, or reality underlying all existence; a theory or system that posits unity or monogeneity in the nature of the universe.

“The philosopher’s work was heavily influenced by the principles of philosophical monism.”

Synonyms

  • monism
  • monism
  • monistic
  • unitarianism

Antonyms

  • dualism
  • multiplicity
  • pluralism