worldview
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4.4
- noun
- /ˈwɜrldˌvju/
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- Her experiences traveling abroad shaped her worldview and expanded her understanding of different cultures.
- culturally distinct worldview
- culture and worldview
- values and worldviews
So he's able to articulate what his worldview is and what he wants.
- So he's able to articulate what his worldview is and what he wants.
- And it allows people to share a worldview and to move forward.
- So to what degree do you have to empathize with the person's worldview versus pushback?
- And nothing in my worldview is in defense of drudgery.
- For example, in the traditional macroeconomic worldview, hyperinflation is bad.
- So REI's worldview is that the planet Earth is hurting.
- So OK, I have a worldview that is optimized for efficacy.
- Or at least, which worldview should be encouraged if creativity is the goal?
- So Bitcoin falls squarely into that worldview, right?
- Maybe they relate to my trauma, maybe they relate to my worldview.
- The insurmountable worldview divide between the Boomers and the Zoomers.
- And, and for me, that changed my worldview.
- Am I projecting this worldview, which may not be correct, onto every story?
- But people who are narcissistic hate having their naive and childlike worldviews crushed.
- Your job isn't to validate someone else's worldview.
- The real world implications of this new trans worldview aren't manifested.
Examples
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More generally, the relationship is grounded in a shared worldview that transcends obvious ideological differences.
Academic text (2011) -
Why do you think cultivating a worldview is useful?
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You can kind of go there under any worldview really.
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What has your worldview been at this?
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My whole worldview is wrong!
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Also, how does your worldview affect your music theme and focus?
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I think most of you have a broader worldview than I had at your age.
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In some cases, the differences between worldviews can be extreme.
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If the Bible doesn't just inform his worldview, it is his worldview.
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So he's able to articulate what his worldview is and what he wants.
Synonyms
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1.5
A personal opinion or belief about something
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4.8
A person's own life, feelings, and view of things
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4.1
A way of thinking shaped by your beliefs or experiences
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3.7
A way someone thinks about something, for example legally or personally
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4.1
A person's way of thinking about something
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4.2
A way of thinking about a subject or issue
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A set of ideas about life and how things fit together
How Comprehensive
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6.7
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6.3
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4.4
119
3.5
997
4.1
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Worldview joins world ('the Earth and everything in it') and view ('a way of seeing'), so a worldview is your way of seeing, thinking about, and understanding the world.