pur·ism 
(pyrĭz′əm)
(pyrĭz′əm)n.
1. Strict observance of or insistence on traditional correctness, especially of language: "By purism is to be understood a needless and irritating insistence on purity or correctness of speech" (H.W. Fowler).
2. An example of purism.
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