reunionism
re·un·ion·ist
(rē-yo͞on′yə-nĭst)n.
One who advocates reunion, as of divided parties or sects, especially the reunion of the Catholic and Protestant branches of Christianity.
re·un′ion·ism n.
re·un′ion·is′tic adj.
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reunionism
advocacy of the reunion of the Anglican and Catholic churches. — reunionist, n. — reunionistic, adj.
See also: Protestantismadvocacy of the reunion of the Anglican and Catholic churches. — reunionist, n. — reunionistic, adj.
See also: Catholicismadvocacy of the reunion of the Anglican and Catholic churches. — reunionist, n. — reunionistic, adj.
See also: Religionthe qualities of a reunion or social gathering. — reunionist, n.
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