nondualistically

9.9

To see two opposite things as one

adverb
/nɒnˌduːəˈlɪstɪkli/

Formal

: de manera no dualista

She approached the situation nondualistically, seeing beyond the conflict to find common ground.

Examples

The whole person, on the other hand, relates to the world nondualistically, spontaneously, and immediately as a "Thou," which takes place in unmediated mutuality that grounds a person in the present.

Academic text (2011)
Nondualistically, genuine dialogue expresses the "real I," and through it the "real I" expresses itself.

Academic text (2011)
In a nondualistically harmonious worldview, everything is interconnected, blurring the lines between self and others.
Meditating nondualistically allowed him to experience a profound sense of unity with his surroundings.

Antonyms

dualistically

1 9.5

In a way that shows two opposing parts, for example mind and body

Surface Forms

nondualistically positive

Morphology

nondualistically = nondualistic (semi-transparent) = non + dual + istic + ally

Formed by adding the adverbial suffix '-ally' to 'nondualistic'; the morphological operation is regular but the adjective 'nondualistic' is somewhat technical.

Etymology

Nondualistically breaks into non- 'not', dual 'two' as in duo, and the endings -istic and -ally which mean 'in a way'. So, to think nondualistically is to 'not see two' but to see things as one, which explains why the word means treating opposite things as a single whole.