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religio-
mod. combining form of religion or religious, as in religio-educational, religio-ethnic, religio-historical, religio-magical, religio-military, religio-musical, religio-mystical, religio-philosophic, religio-philosophical, religio-political, religio-psychiatric (also religio-psychiatry), religio-scientific, religio-sexual, etc.
1966J. E. Hofman in J. A. Fishman Readings Sociol. of Lang. (1968) 626 Our hypothesis that whenever *religio-ethnic concentrations and certain other factors coincide, a situation is created which enhances the ideological climate suitable to retentiveness of the ethnic mother tongue.
1953W. R. Trask tr. Auerbach's Mimesis i. 17 The reader is at every moment aware of the universal *religio-historical perspective which gives the individual stories their general meaning and purpose.
1896W. St. C. Boscawen Bible & Monum. 171 One of the litanies of the *religio-magical creed.
1894H. Speight Nidderdale 169 There were two orders of the *religio-military brotherhood.
1959‘F. Newton’ Jazz Scene iii. 45 ‘Shouting’ sects..have made the most powerful single *religio-musical contribution to jazz.
1976Listener 22 July 92/2 George Sand..turned *religio-mystical..with a spate of earnest, spiritual books.
1926Fowler Mod. Eng. Usage 393/1 We must take account of *religio-philosophic speculations. 1931Times Lit. Suppl. 21 May 408/2 The world-wide religio-philosophical movement known as Theosophy.
1928Weekly Dispatch 3 June 10/5 One of the most remarkable contributions to the *religio-political discussion on record. 1979M. A. Screech Rabelais vi. 215 The direct religio-political propaganda.
1964S. Z. Klausner Psychiatry & Relig. i. 1 (heading) *Religio-psychiatry: a social institution.
Ibid., The *religio-psychiatric movement is born through several thousand similar encounters. 1968Internat. Encycl. Soc. Sci. XII. 632/2 Religio-psychiatry is a twentieth-century movement whose participants are concerned with the relation between religious and scientific approaches to mental, emotional, or spiritual healing.
1946D. C. Peattie Road of Naturalist iv. 49 The Poles snarled back a stream of commingled *religio-sexual obscenity, to show how dirty they could talk if they pleased. |