doctrine; -ism; principle; ideology
Meanings
3 senses · 8 examplesnoun
systematic theory or doctrine; -ism
formalOften used as a suffix "-ism" in translations. Refers to a formal, coherent set of beliefs, ideas, or principles.
Marxism has had a profound impact on modern history.
This book explores the manifestations of Romanticism in literature and art.
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Realist writers focus on social issues.
noun
characteristic thought or behavioral style; mentality
neutralDescribes a person's or group's typical way of thinking or acting, often with a critical or specific nuance.
We must not have departmentalism; we need to consider the overall situation.
His liberal style sometimes makes the team difficult to manage.
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Subjectivism easily leads to poor decision-making.
noun
social system; political and economic system
formalRefers to major socio-political systems like capitalism, socialism, etc.
Socialism and capitalism are two different economic systems.
The country is transitioning from militarism to a democratic system.