ism in Finnish
ism in Finnish is ismi, oppijärjestelmä — ism means a distinctive belief system, doctrine or movement, especially one treated as rigid or fashionable; usually used dismissively and often in the plural.
ism in Finnish
What does "ism" mean?
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noun A distinctive belief system, doctrine or movement, especially one treated as rigid or fashionable; usually used dismissively and often in the plural.
"He had no patience for isms of any kind."
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noun A form of prejudice or discrimination based on a group characteristic, such as racism, sexism or ageism, referred to collectively.
"The policy is meant to tackle all the isms at once."
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suffix A word ending used to form nouns meaning a doctrine, a practice, a condition, or a characteristic feature of speech.
"Add -ism to social and you get socialism."
ism in a sentence
- He had no patience for isms of any kind.
- The course races through a century of isms, from cubism to postmodernism.
- The policy is meant to tackle all the isms at once.
- Training covered the usual isms plus a section on ableism.
Similar words in Finnish
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Frequently asked questions
What is "ism" in Finnish?
"ism" in Finnish is ismi, oppijärjestelmä. ism means: A distinctive belief system, doctrine or movement, especially one treated as rigid or fashionable; usually used dismissively and often in the plural.
How do you use "ism" in a sentence?
Example: "He had no patience for isms of any kind." In Finnish, "ism" is ismi, oppijärjestelmä.
Are there other ways to say "ism" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 2 translations listed for "ism": ismi, oppijärjestelmä.