unsectarianism

1 9.9

A way of accepting people from different religious or political groups

noun
/ʌnˌsɛkˈtɛrɪənɪzəm/

: no sectarismo

Many organizations advocate for unsectarianism in their missions.

Examples

Her commitment to unsectarianism helped bridge divides in the community.
The school was founded on the principle of unsectarianism, welcoming students from all backgrounds.
Many organizations strive for unsectarianism to promote unity and cooperation.
The principle of unsectarianism promotes unity among diverse groups.
The principle of unsectarianism allows people from different backgrounds to work together peacefully.
In the debate about education reform, unsectarianism was emphasized to promote inclusivity among various faiths.
Her commitment to unsectarianism was evident in her efforts to create a community center open to all religions.

Synonyms

nonpartisanship

vsunsectarianism

1 7.9

Not supporting or favoring any political party

focuses on avoiding loyalties tied to religious or group divisions

Antonyms

sectarianism

3 9.6

Strong loyalty to one religious or political group that divides people

How Inclusive

inclusiveness

7 3.8

ecumenism

Specialized

2 8.9

unsectarianism

1 9.9

impartiality

11 5.3

Surface Forms

unsectarianism singular

unsectarianisms plural

Morphology

unsectarianism = unsectarian (transparent) = un + sect + arian + ism

Formed by adding the noun-forming suffix '-ism' to the adjective 'unsectarian', yielding the 'quality or principle of not being sectarian'.

Etymology

Unsectarianism breaks into un- meaning 'not', sect meaning 'a group', and -ism meaning 'a belief'. So unsectarianism is the belief in 'not favoring any one group', which is why it means being open to people from all backgrounds.