celtism

/ˈsɛltɪzəm/

Definitions

1. noun

Prejudice or preference for things Celtic, especially in art or literature.

“The museum’s collection of Celtic artifacts was criticized for its celtism, which was seen as romanticizing the past.”

2. noun

The quality or state of being influenced by or characteristic of Celtic culture or traditions.

“The artist’s use of Celtic patterns in her designs was a clear example of celtism in modern art.”

Synonyms

  • celticity
  • celtification

Antonyms

  • romanization