Brahminism

[ brah-muh-niz-uhm ]

noun

1. Brahmanism.

Other Words From

• Brahmin·ist noun

Example Sentences

"Do vegetarians not understand the concept of soap? This level of paranoia and focus on 'purity' and 'contamination' is 100% a product of Brahminism," wrote another Twitter user.

From BBC

That apology angered others, who argued Twitter should forthrightly oppose Brahminism, the system of beliefs and practices that perpetuates the place of Brahmins at the top of India’s social order.

From The Guardian

Jayalalitha was outspoken, saying she was proud to be a woman, an upper-caste Brahmin and a Hindu - in a state where politicians espoused the rationalistic credo of their parties and decried Brahminism and religion.

From BBC

While Brahminism rules the great Southern Peninsula of Asia, Buddhism is the religion of Eastern Asia, numbering more adherents than any other religion on the globe.

From Project Gutenberg

There is nothing in Hinduism or Brahminism that can compare with His life and character.

From Project Gutenberg