monist
/ˈmɒnɪst/Definitions
1. noun
A person who believes in monism, the idea that everything in the universe is fundamentally one and indivisible.
“The philosopher was a firm monist, believing that all aspects of reality are interconnected.”
2. noun
A person who advocates for or is a proponent of a particular philosophical or scientific theory that is monistic in nature.
“The scientist was a monist in her approach to studying the human brain, believing that all functions can be explained by a single underlying principle.”
3. adjective
Relating to or characterized by monism.
“The monist theory of the universe has been widely debated among physicists and philosophers.”