1. combining or attempting to combine different religions, cultures, or schools of thought
Usage: often used in religious or philosophical contexts

Examples

• The syncretic religion incorporated elements from both Christianity and local folk beliefs.
• Her syncretic approach to philosophy drew from Eastern and Western traditions.
• The syncretic art style blended African and European influences.
• Many ancient cultures developed syncretic practices when they encountered foreign religions.
• The syncretic movement sought to unite various spiritual traditions under one framework.
• His syncretic worldview combined scientific materialism with mystical elements.