| 单词 |
puritanism |
| 释义 |
puritanismpu‧ri‧tan‧is‧m /ˈpjʊərətənɪzəm $ ˈpjʊr-/ noun [uncountable]  - Clement combined his highly positive evaluation of culture with a severe puritanism towards any concessions to polytheistic myth and cult.
- For those raised in the prudery of puritanism or the celibacy-conscious preoccupations of Catholicism this ran against the grain.
- It was in no sense a revival of the political dissent symbolised by Cromwellian puritanism.
- She saw it as one of the major manifestations of eighteenth-century philanthropic puritanism.
- That was a false and sanctimonious puritanism, such as had dogged the Inquisitor's own youth.
- The disapproving proscriptions of puritanism could not have squeezed all impropriety from the area.
- The feeling is that they should be replaced by buildings constructed according to the canons of Wahhabi puritanism.
- There was, as we have said before, no final triumph for puritanism.
strict religious and moral attitudes – used to show disapproval: a harsh and repressive sexual puritanism |
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