1. people who believe in monism, the philosophical theory that reality consists of a single fundamental substance or principle
Usage: philosophy

Examples

• The monists argued that everything in the universe is made of the same basic material.
• Ancient Greek monists like Thales believed water was the fundamental substance of all things.
• Modern monists might claim that everything is ultimately physical matter or energy.
• The debate between monists and dualists has continued for centuries in philosophy.
• Some monists propose that mind and matter are different aspects of the same reality.
• Religious monists often believe that all existence is part of a single divine essence.