cultism
/ˈkʌltɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
the practice or advocacy of a particular set of principles or policies, especially those considered extreme or fanatical.
“The government cracked down on the cultism that had spread among some of its members.”
2. noun
the quality or state of being devoted to a particular cult or ideology.
“The cultism of the group’s leader was seen as a major red flag by potential recruits.”
3. noun
the worship or devotion of a particular cult or ideology.
“The cultism that emerged around the charismatic leader was a key factor in the group’s rapid growth.”