multireligious
multireligious — adjective
- multireligiouspositive
- more multireligiouscomparative
- most multireligioussuperlative
1. having, mixing, or open to people who follow many separate religions, rather tha
having, mixing, or open to people who follow many separate religions, rather than just one.
Singapore is a multireligious country where Buddhist, Muslim, and Hindu festivals are all public holidays.
multireligious + country, naming several faiths
Ilan helped plan a multireligious memorial so that every family at the school could pray in its own way.
multireligious + event noun (memorial)
The hospital built a small multireligious prayer room with no symbols on the walls.
Naoko grew up in a multireligious household, with a Shinto father and a Catholic mother.
Leaders from the multireligious neighbourhood met to plan a shared winter food drive.
- interfaith
stresses active cooperation between faiths, e.g. a shared service
- multifaith
near-synonym; slightly more common in British use
- pluralistic
wider — covers many beliefs and views, not only religion
- monoreligious
tied to a single religion
- secular
not connected to any religion at all
文法句型
multireligious + noun
用法筆記
Almost always used before a noun (a multireligious city, school, family), describing a place, group, or event that brings several faiths together. Rarely used after 'be'.