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Meanings of puritanism in English
Usage of puritanism in English
1
This is not the first film to fall foul of language puritanism.
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Necessity makes 'em have a lottery; puritanism keeps 'em from buying tickets.
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To the NCSF, this implies a moralistic legal system firmly embedded in puritanism.
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If he hated anything-inhis universal benignity-Vauvenargueshated a rigid puritanism.
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I find my ancestral puritanism particularly appealed to by the puritanism of Savonarola.
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A loyal vagabond; if only his puritanism doesn't shy at a likeness .
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We challenged the Victorian puritanism, censorship, class snobbery and inhibitions of the establishment.
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It was the worst form of puritanism -partisan as well as ineffectual.
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Are we to be made lax by silly talk about puritanism?
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The sexual puritanism of the Party was not imposed upon them.
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Unlike Winston, she had grasped the inner meaning of the Party's sexual puritanism.
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There are worrying signs of a new puritanism creeping into relations between the genders.
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She had been reared in an uncompromising school of puritanism.
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No; there is more puritanism, but not more true piety.
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The innate puritanism of the Greens is in itself conservative.
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No one knew so well as Lilian the essential purity-eventhe puritanism-ofQuarrier's temper.
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