secretists
secretists is the plural of secretist.
Meaning of secretist
Noun
secretist (plural secretists)
- A dealer in secrets or arcana.
- Boyle condemned "the avarice" of those "secretists" who secured profit through the practice of intellectual privacy .2011, Steven Shapin, A Social History of Truth, page 175
- A secretive person; a keeper of secrets.
- An exhibitionist rather than a secretist, Crowley published much material that was previously hidden from the public.2003, Daniel Harms, John Wisdom Gonce, The Necronomicon Files: The Truth Behind The Legend
- A member of a secret society or a known society with secret ceremonies.
- No oathbound secretist is free to obey God, or church, or State; he must obey the behest of an irresponsible society, or as it may prove to be, a band of infamous conspirators.1890, The Reformed Presbyterian and Covenanter - Volume 28, page 216
Questions about secretists
- What is secretists the plural of?
- Secretists is the plural of secretist.
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