Examples of using Syncretic in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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The same syncretic belief system was formed in other countries with a characteristic Chinese cultural sphere,
We have convinced that fashion is a particularly influential visual art of a syncretic type based on the analysis of its relation to other arts
the first syncretic, not dismembered idea of the content of the work
His syncretic approach disregarded the boundaries between disciplines which are now conventional:
This has resulted in the formation of syncretic religious practices,
such as Jong Nusantara, with a mission to transmit the little-known history of Indonesia and its syncretic culture to the young, to prevent fundamentalist recruitment.
the Greeks developed syncretic divinities, that could become a common religious focus for populations with different traditions such as the god Serapis, introduced by Ptolemy I in Egypt, which combined aspects of Greek
the Greeks did develop syncretic divinities, that could become a common religious focus for populations with different traditions:
Neno Belchev managed to develop a strongly individual and syncretic language inserting elements of fiction, documentary, animation, self-quotes and many other innovative
musician Childish Gambino released"This Is America," which is"built on the sharp contrast between jolly, syncretic melodies and menacing trap cadences".[49]
Denis Isaev- Syncretic.
The end result was a syncretic, compromise mixture.
It was syncretic, combining the best of everything,
The spread of Buddhism contributed to the creation of syncretic cultural complexes,
At the time of its inception, Islam has been a syncretic religion, having absorbed some elements of religions of the Arabian Peninsula.
The Afro-Caribbean syncretic religions began with slaves,
Holistic medicine and syncretic therapy-- alternatives of partialized diagnostics and one-sided therapy in Bulgarian health care system- 44, 2008, No 4, p.
that paid tribute to Santería(a syncretic religion based in the Caribbean).
Cuba is home to a variety of syncretic religions of largely African cultural origin.
Based on syncretic religious and philosophical teachings, religious movements began to appear.