ism
/ɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
A distinctive and usually characteristic practice, system, or doctrine.
“The new management style was just another corporate ism.”
2. noun
A doctrine or theory, especially one based on a particular philosophy or ideology.
“The ism of the movement was socialism.”
3. noun
A distinctive manner or style of doing something.
“The ism of the artist’s paintings was evident in the bold colors.”
4. verb
To adopt or support an ism or a particular ideology or philosophy.
“The politician’s party began to ism the new economic policies.”