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pseudoreligion

pseudoreligion noun: a system of belief or philosophy with certain aspects often also featured by religion (such as a founder or principal text, strong faith-based beliefs, etc.).

Noun

pseudoreligion (countable and uncountable, plural pseudoreligions)

  1. (derogatory, sometimes) A system of belief or philosophy with certain aspects often also featured by religion (such as a founder or principal text, strong faith-based beliefs, etc.).

Forms of pseudoreligion

pluralpseudoreligions

Origin of pseudoreligion

From pseudo- + religion.

Questions about pseudoreligion

What does pseudoreligion mean?
Pseudoreligion means a system of belief or philosophy with certain aspects often also featured by religion (such as a founder or principal text, strong faith-based beliefs, etc.).
What part of speech is pseudoreligion?
Pseudoreligion is a noun.
What is the plural of pseudoreligion?
The plural of pseudoreligion is pseudoreligions.

Words near pseudoreligion in the dictionary

  1. pseudoreflexive
  2. pseudoreform
  3. pseudoreforms
  4. pseudorelational
  5. pseudorelativistic
  6. pseudoreligion
  7. pseudoreligions
  8. pseudoreligious
  9. pseudoremainder
  10. pseudoremainders
  11. pseudoreminiscence

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