gestalt in Japanese
gestalt in Japanese is ゲシュタルト — gestalt means an organised whole that is perceived as more than simply the sum of its parts.
gestalt in Japanese
ゲシュタルト
Pronounced: geshutaruto
A collection of physical, biological, psychological or symbolic elements that creates a whole, unified concept or pattern which is other than the sum of its parts due to the relationships between the parts (of a character, personality, entity, or being).
What does "gestalt" mean?
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noun An organised whole that is perceived as more than simply the sum of its parts.
"The individual scenes are ordinary, but the gestalt of the film is unsettling."
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adjective Relating to a school of psychology holding that the mind naturally perceives whole patterns rather than isolated elements.
"Gestalt principles explain why we group nearby shapes together."
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gestalt in a sentence
- The individual scenes are ordinary, but the gestalt of the film is unsettling.
- Brand identity is a gestalt: logo, tone and service all read as one thing.
- Gestalt principles explain why we group nearby shapes together.
- She trained as a Gestalt therapist.
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What is "gestalt" in Japanese?
"gestalt" in Japanese is ゲシュタルト. gestalt means: An organised whole that is perceived as more than simply the sum of its parts.
How do you pronounce ゲシュタルト?
"gestalt" in Japanese is ゲシュタルト, pronounced "geshutaruto".
How do you use "gestalt" in a sentence?
Example: "The individual scenes are ordinary, but the gestalt of the film is unsettling." In Japanese, "gestalt" is ゲシュタルト.
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