organic unity

Frequency: 4.51.2 per million words

a unity where all parts are interrelated and form a whole, often in art or biology

unityADJECTIVE + unity

Categories:

organic

Examples (10)

  • The critic praised the organic unity of Raphael's picture.
  • The novel achieves an organic unity through its recurring themes.
  • Aristotle argued that a tragedy must have organic unity.
  • The building's design demonstrates an organic unity with its natural surroundings.
  • A poem should possess organic unity, where every word contributes to the whole.
  • The ecosystem functions as a complex system with organic unity.
  • He believed that society should function with organic unity.
  • The disparate elements of the film fail to achieve organic unity.
  • True organic unity implies that no part can be removed without damaging the whole.
  • The composer strove for organic unity in his symphony.