Similar words: mystic, mystical, criticism, witticism, briticism, skepticism, asceticism, fanaticism. Meaning: ['mɪstɪsɪzm] 
n. 1. a religion based on mystical communion with an ultimate reality 2. obscure or irrational thought.
n. 1. a religion based on mystical communion with an ultimate reality 2. obscure or irrational thought. 
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(1) She has no inclination towards mysticism.
(2) A strain of mysticism runs through his poetry.
(3) There is a strong element of mysticism in his poetry.
(4) He imbibed elements of oriental mysticism from the years he spent in India.
(5) Naturally, geologists balked at this apparent mysticism.
(6) Religion is to mysticism what popularization is to science. Henri Bergson 
(7) There is a thread of spiritualism and mysticism.
(8) At the very least, therefore, mysticism must tell us something important about the human mind.
(9) But the Moodies, propelled by pseudo-symphonic arrangements and mysticism, always were and always will be an acquired taste.
(10) Mysticism, in particular, is as meaningless to me as music must be to the tone deaf.
(11) This housed oriental manuscripts, many of poetry, mysticism and jurisprudence, going back to the twelfth and thirteenth centuries.
(12) Mysticism is the product of those who fail to understand, the substitute for comprehension and the margarine of philosophy.
(13) This mysticism is the only language which transcends the rational schema of oppression.
(14) A firm believer in mysticism and fate, he felt he had ignored the course his intuition was guiding him to follow.
(15) The development of mysticism in a particular tradition represents a stage in the evolution of the religious consciousness.
(16) Mysticism is a vital part of the Christian heritage.
(17) His acute perception was often clouded by mysticism.
(18) He was obviously inclined towards religious mysticism.
(19) His acute perception was often mysticism.
(20) Mysticism and demonism with strong imagination are the distinctive features of this group.
(21) It maintains that the substantial feature of religious mysticism and mysticisms in other forms is their irrational nature.
(22) Plotinus' ethics of mysticism occupies an important position in the history of Greek ethics, it is a conclusion and outlet of late Greek moral thoughts.
(23) A believer might move from one form of piety to another, embracing mysticism and rationalism at the same time.
(24) There has also been a great deal of adulation which is perhaps even more harmful for it generates mysticism.
(25) The idea that there are forces and necessities in nature is spurious, a piece of mysticism which we can do without.
(26) But this type of spirituality has nothing to do with mysticism. Sentencedict.com
(27) I do not wish to take the trouble to understand mysticism.
(28) For those who wanted peace of mind or enhanced consciousness there were several off-the-peg forms of Eastern mysticism.
(29) Talk varied from views on nationalism and child birth to thoughts on mysticism and linguistic oppression.
(30) Theosophy and Anthroposophy, the concept of Atlantis also entered Nazi Mysticism.
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