Pluralistic (adjective)

Involving or characterized by many different groups, cultures or individuals.

Origin:

Early 20th century: from plural + -istic, translating german pluralistisch.

Examples:

1. A pluralistic society has a diverse population with different cultures and beliefs.
2. The company has a pluralistic approach to its employees, valuing diversity and inclusivity.
3. The university has a pluralistic curriculum, offering courses from a variety of disciplines.
4. The government's approach to education is pluralistic, allowing for different types of schools.
5. The church's beliefs are pluralistic, accepting of different religions and denominations.