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Term: puritanism

All the wordplay possibilities with the word "puritanism": spelling, phonetic, and semantic.

puritanism

Definitions

Noun

  1. The beliefs and practices characteristic of puritans (most of whom were calvinists who wished to purify the church of england of its catholic aspects)
  2. Strictness and austerity in conduct and religion

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Words that contain the term "puritanism".

# Word Syllables Freq
1 puritanism 5 0
2 puritanisms 5 0

Sounds Like

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# Word Syllables Freq
1 perfectionism 5 1

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# Word Syllables Freq
1 pianist 3 14
2 capitalism 5 14
3 impurities 4 9
4 uranium 4 6
5 patriotism 5 6
6 puritan 3 5
7 puritans 3 3
8 urbanism 3 2
9 pakistanis 4 2
10 arianism 5 1
11 puritanical 5 1
12 pluralism 4 1
13 pietism 3 1
14 puritanisms 5 0
15 ruritania 5 0
16 pleuritis 3 0
17 spiritualism 5 0
18 pharisaism 5 0
19 mauritania 5 0
20 lusitanias 5 0

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Term

Definitions: 2

Fragments: 2

Sound Alikes: 1

Spelled Like: 20

Words that Follow: 0

Words that Precede: 0

Statistically Associated: 0

Consonant Matches: 0

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