PLUR

¹

[ plur ]

noun

1. peace, love, unity, respect: a mantra embraced by some popular culture communities, especially those associated with rave and electronic dance music events:

   ravers making new friends in the spirit of PLUR.

plur.

²

abbreviation for

1. plural.
2. plurality.

plur.

abbreviation for

1. plural
2. plurality

Word History and Origins

Origin of PLUR¹

First recorded in 1985–90

Example Sentences

The rise of Hakkasan seems symbolic of the moment when dance music finally becomes truly mainstream entertainment in America, when EDM severs whatever last, vague ties it may have had to the druggy, authority-baiting, subcultural US rave scene of the 90s with its hippyish credo of PLUR: Peace Love Unity and Respect.

From The Guardian

EDM fans are accustomed to an immersive experience in which DJs spin music continuously, silhouetted against hypnotically swirling video screens, in an environment where the only lofty concept is “PLUR” — “Peace, Love, Unity, Respect,” the mantra of rave culture.

From Washington Post

That experience is both communal and idealistic, as reflected in the long-standing credo in the world of electronic dance music — PLUR, which stands for Peace, Love, Unity and Respect.

From Seattle Times

Plur. ghar� ghar� gharaũ, gharani gharan Strong Noun Masc.—

From Project Gutenberg

Plur. bāt� bāt� bātaū, bātani bātan Strong Noun Fem.—

From Project Gutenberg