Definition
Definition of Methodism - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
religionUK the Christian movement founded by John Wesley in 18th-century EnglandUK
- Methodism began as a revival movement in England.
2.
church practicesthe system and practices of the Methodist Church
- Methodism emphasizes personal faith and social justice.
Origin of Methodism
English, method (system) + -ism (doctrine)
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Examples of Methodism in a sentence
He studied the impact of Methodism on local communities. Methodism spread rapidly in the 18th century. She was raised in a family that practiced Methodism.
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- French:méthodisme, ...
- German:Methodismus, ...
- Italian:metodismo, ...
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- Chinese:卫理公会, ...
- Japanese:メソジズム, ...
- Arabic:الميثودِيَّة, مَذْهَب الميثودية, ...
- Hebrew:הַמֶּתוֹדִיזְם, מֵתוֹדִיזְם, ...
- Russian:методизм, Методизм, ...
- Ukrainian:Методизм, методизм, ...
- Hindi:मेथोडिज़्म, ...
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