IPA: /ˈɛk.jʊ.mə.nɪst/
KK: /ˈɛkjuːmənɪst/
Relating to or supporting the idea of promoting unity among different Christian denominations.
The ecumenist approach encourages dialogue and cooperation between various churches.
Comparative: more ecumenist
Superlative: most ecumenist
A person who promotes or supports the idea of unity among different Christian denominations or churches.
The ecumenist worked tirelessly to bring together various religious groups for a common cause.
Ecumenist → It is formed from "oikoumene" (Greek, meaning the inhabited world) and the suffix "-ist" (meaning a person who practices or is concerned with). An ecumenist is a person who is concerned with promoting unity among different Christian denominations across the inhabited world.
Think of someone who is focused on bringing together different Christian groups from all over the world, as 'oikoumene' refers to the inhabited world.