hussitism

ˈhʌsɪtɪzəm

Definitions

1. noun

a 15th-century Christian movement in Bohemia characterized by strong spiritual and social reforms, emphasizing personal faith and the authority of scripture.

“The hussitism movement in Bohemia challenged the authority of the Catholic Church during the 15th century.”

2. noun

an adherent of the hussitism movement

“The hussitist leader was known for his strong conviction in the movement’s principles.”

Synonyms

  • protestantism
  • reformation

Antonyms

  • catholicism
  • orthodoxy