Pronunciation: /ɪˌkjuːməˈnɪkəl/
adjective pertaining to or promoting unity among different religions or denominations
A1 The ecumenical event brought together people from different religious backgrounds.
A2 The ecumenical council aimed to promote unity among various Christian denominations.
B1 The ecumenical movement seeks to foster cooperation and understanding between different faith traditions.
B2 The ecumenical dialogue between leaders of different religions was productive and respectful.
C1 The ecumenical conference addressed complex theological issues with a spirit of inclusivity and collaboration.
C2 The ecumenical efforts of the organization have led to significant progress in interfaith relations.
formal The ecumenical council aimed to promote unity among different Christian denominations.
informal The ecumenical service at the church was attended by people from various backgrounds.
slang I heard they're hosting an ecumenical event next week, wanna check it out?
figurative His approach to politics was ecumenical, seeking to bring together diverse perspectives for the common good.
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