Monist (noun)

A person who holds the belief in monism, the idea that there is only one fundamental reality in the universe.

Origin:

Derived from the word "monism" which refers to the idea that there is only one fundamental reality in the universe. the term refers to a person who holds the belief in monism.

Examples:

1. The philosopher was a monist, believing that the mind and the body were two aspects of the same thing.
2. The monist argued that everything in the universe was made of the same substance.
3. The monist believed that the ultimate reality was a single, unchanging substance.
4. The monist"s belief system was in contrast to the dualist"s belief in two distinct substances.
5. The monist's theory of the universe was based on the idea of a single fundamental reality.