1. people who believe in or advocate for pluralism, especially the coexistence of diverse groups, beliefs, or systems within a society
Usage: philosophy; politics

Examples

• The pluralists argued that multiple religious traditions could coexist peacefully.
• Political pluralists support a system where various interest groups compete for influence.
• These philosophers are pluralists who reject the idea of a single truth.
• Cultural pluralists celebrate the diversity of ethnic communities in the city.
• The pluralists opposed any attempt to impose a uniform ideology.
• Academic pluralists encourage multiple theoretical approaches in research.