pluralism in Irish
pluralism in Irish is iolrachas — pluralism means a social system in which smaller groups within a wider society are free to keep their own distinct cultural identities.
pluralism in Irish
iolrachas
What does "pluralism" mean?
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noun A social system in which smaller groups within a wider society are free to keep their own distinct cultural identities.
"The city's food markets reflect its pluralism, with stalls run by dozens of different communities."
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noun The political belief that power in society should be shared among several competing groups rather than held by one.
"The senator campaigned on a message of pluralism, warning against power collecting in too few hands."
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pluralism in a sentence
- The city's food markets reflect its pluralism, with stalls run by dozens of different communities.
- Schools in the region teach pluralism by celebrating several languages and traditions side by side.
- The senator campaigned on a message of pluralism, warning against power collecting in too few hands.
- Political pluralism relies on many parties and interest groups being able to compete openly.
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What is "pluralism" in Irish?
"pluralism" in Irish is iolrachas. pluralism means: A social system in which smaller groups within a wider society are free to keep their own distinct cultural identities.
How do you use "pluralism" in a sentence?
Example: "The city's food markets reflect its pluralism, with stalls run by dozens of different communities." In Irish, "pluralism" is iolrachas.
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