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Definition of Formulism
1. [n -S]
Lexicographical Neighbors of Formulism
Literary usage of Formulism
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Society in Rome Under the Caesars by William Ralph Inge (1888)
"The legal formulism, which it is the pride of Rome to have developed, invaded
from the earliest date the province of religion. The moral law as promulgated ..."
2. Society in Rome Under the Caesars by William Ralph Inge (1888)
"The legal formulism, which it is the pride of Rome to have developed, invaded
from the earliest date the province of religion. The moral law as promulgated ..."
3. Beyond Architecture by Arthur Kingsley Porter (1918)
"Critics are fond of speaking of the formulism of mediaeval art, but in mediaeval
art it was not formulism, because it was alive and sincere and genuine. ..."
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