| EMOTIONALISMS | • emotionalisms n. Plural of emotionalism. • EMOTIONALISM n. a tendency to regard things emotionally. |
| EXCEPTIONALISMS | • exceptionalisms n. Plural of exceptionalism. • EXCEPTIONALISM n. the condition of being different from the norm. |
| FACTIONALISMS | • factionalisms n. Plural of factionalism. • FACTIONALISM n. belonging to a faction. |
| FRACTIONALISMS | • FRACTIONALISM n. the state of consisting of discrete units. |
| FUNCTIONALISMS | • functionalisms n. Plural of functionalism. • FUNCTIONALISM n. a doctrine emphasising utility and function. |
| INTUITIONALISMS | • INTUITIONALISM n. the doctrine that the perception of truth is by intuition; a philosophical system which stresses intuition and mysticism as opposed to the idea of a logical universe. |
| IRRATIONALISMS | • irrationalisms n. Plural of irrationalism. • IRRATIONALISM n. a system emphasizing intuition, instinct, feeling, or faith rather than reason or holding that the universe is governed by irrational forces. |
| NATIONALISMS | • nationalisms n. Plural of nationalism. • NATIONALISM n. loyalty and devotion to a nation. |
| OPERATIONALISMS | • operationalisms n. Plural of operationalism. • OPERATIONALISM n. the theory that defines scientific concepts by means of the operations used to prove or determine them, also OPERATIONISM. |
| RATIONALISMS | • rationalisms n. Plural of rationalism. • RATIONALISM n. reliance on reason as the basis for establishment of religious truth. |
| SECTIONALISMS | • sectionalisms n. Plural of sectionalism. • SECTIONALISM n. an exaggerated devotion to the interests of a region. |
| SENSATIONALISMS | • sensationalisms n. Plural of sensationalism. • SENSATIONALISM n. the belief that ideas originate solely in sensation. |
| TRADITIONALISMS | • traditionalisms n. Plural of traditionalism. • TRADITIONALISM n. adherence to the doctrines or practices of a tradition. |
| VOCATIONALISMS | • vocationalisms n. Plural of vocationalism. • VOCATIONALISM n. emphasis on vocational training in education. |