| GIANTISMS | • giantisms n. Plural of giantism. • GIANTISM n. a tendency to abnormally large size, also GIGANTISM.
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| SAINTISMS | • SAINTISM n. the quality of a saint. | 
| GIGANTISMS | • gigantisms n. Plural of gigantism. • GIGANTISM n. a tendency to abnormally large size, also GIANTISM.
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| PEDANTISMS | • pedantisms n. Plural of pedantism. • PEDANTISM n. pedantry, also PEDANTICISM.
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| SCIENTISMS | • scientisms n. Plural of scientism. • SCIENTISM n. the belief that the methods of science are universally applicable.
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| TARANTISMS | • tarantisms n. Plural of tarantism. • TARANTISM n. a dancing mania or malady of late medieval Europe, attributed popularly to the bite of a tarantula.
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| PRESENTISMS | • presentisms n. Plural of presentism. • PRESENTISM n. the practice of evaluating past events and people by present-day values.
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| CORYBANTISMS | • CORYBANTISM n. the rites associated with corybants. | 
| IMMANENTISMS | • immanentisms n. Plural of immanentism. • IMMANENTISM n. belief in an immanent or permanent god.
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| IRREDENTISMS | • irredentisms n. Plural of irredentism. • IRREDENTISM n. advocating return of what is now foreign land to the former occupants.
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| VIGILANTISMS | • vigilantisms n. Plural of vigilantism. • VIGILANTISM n. acting as a vigilante.
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| DILETTANTISMS | • dilettantisms n. Plural of dilettantism. • DILETTANTISM n. the state of being a dilettante, also DILETTANTEISM.
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| OBSCURANTISMS | • obscurantisms n. Plural of obscurantism. • OBSCURANTISM n. opposition to the spread of knowledge; deliberate vagueness or abstruseness.
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| SYCOPHANTISMS | • sycophantisms n. Plural of sycophantism. • SYCOPHANTISM n. sycophancy.
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| FLAGELLANTISMS | • flagellantisms n. Plural of flagellantism. • FLAGELLANTISM n. the practice of whipping oneself or another.
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| POCOCURANTISMS | • pococurantisms n. Plural of pococurantism. • POCOCURANTISM n. indifference, also POCOCURANTEISM.
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| INDIFFERENTISMS | • indifferentisms n. Plural of indifferentism. • INDIFFERENTISM n. the belief that all religions are equally valid.
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| QUATTROCENTISMS | • QUATTROCENTISM n. the spirit of the fifteenth century in reference to Italian art and literature. |