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tractarianism

/trækˈtɛə.ri.ə.nɪ.zəm/

Traduction: Nom désignant les principes et doctrines des fondateurs du mouvement d'Oxford, initialement exposés dans une série de pamphlets religieux intitulés «Tracts for the Times».

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/trækˈtɛə.ri.ə.nɪ.zəm/C2formalbritish
  • frNom désignant les principes et doctrines des fondateurs du mouvement d'Oxford, initialement exposés dans une série de pamphlets religieux intitulés «Tracts for the Times».

A noun referring to the principles and doctrines of the founders of the Oxford Movement, as originally expounded in a series of religious pamphlets titled 'Tracts for the Times'.

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  1. Principles of the Oxford MovementC2formalbritish

    The religious principles and doctrines of the Oxford Movement, as set forth in a series of pamphlets titled 'Tracts for the Times', emphasizing a return to early Christian traditions and high church practices within the Anglican Communion.

    frTractarianisme

    • Tractarianism sought to revive Catholic elements within the Church of England.
    • The leaders of Tractarianism published their ideas in the 'Tracts for the Times'.
    • Many scholars study Tractarianism to understand 19th-century religious reform.

    Synonymespuseyism

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  • tractarianisms plural form
  • tractarianisms' possessive plural form
  • tractarianism's possessive singular form