Definition of -ism in English:

-ism

suffixɪz(ə)mɪzəm

1Forming nouns denoting an action or its result.
baptism
exorcism
1. 1.1 Forming nouns denoting a state or quality.
  barbarism
2Forming nouns denoting a system, principle, or ideological movement.
Anglicanism
feminism
hedonism
1. 2.1 Forming nouns denoting a basis for prejudice or discrimination.
  racism
3Forming nouns denoting a peculiarity in language.
colloquialism
Americanism
4Forming nouns denoting a pathological condition.
alcoholism

Origin

From French -isme, via Latin from Greek -ismos, -isma.

Definition of -ism in US English:

-ism

suffixizəmɪzəm

1Forming nouns denoting an action or its result.
baptism
exorcism
1. 1.1 Forming nouns denoting a state or quality.
  barbarism
2Forming nouns denoting a system, principle, or ideological movement.
Anglicanism
feminism
hedonism
1. 2.1 Forming nouns denoting a basis for prejudice or discrimination.
  racism
3Forming nouns denoting a peculiarity in language.
colloquialism
Canadianism
4Forming nouns denoting a pathological condition.
alcoholism

Origin

From French -isme, via Latin from Greek -ismos, -isma.

单词	-ism
释义	Definition of -ism in English: -ism suffixɪz(ə)mɪzəm 1Forming nouns denoting an action or its result. baptism exorcism 1.1 Forming nouns denoting a state or quality. barbarism 2Forming nouns denoting a system, principle, or ideological movement. Anglicanism feminism hedonism 2.1 Forming nouns denoting a basis for prejudice or discrimination. racism 3Forming nouns denoting a peculiarity in language. colloquialism Americanism 4Forming nouns denoting a pathological condition. alcoholism Origin From French -isme, via Latin from Greek -ismos, -isma. Definition of -ism in US English: -ism suffixizəmɪzəm 1Forming nouns denoting an action or its result. baptism exorcism 1.1 Forming nouns denoting a state or quality. barbarism 2Forming nouns denoting a system, principle, or ideological movement. Anglicanism feminism hedonism 2.1 Forming nouns denoting a basis for prejudice or discrimination. racism 3Forming nouns denoting a peculiarity in language. colloquialism Canadianism 4Forming nouns denoting a pathological condition. alcoholism Origin From French -isme, via Latin from Greek -ismos, -isma.
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