wholism

[ hoh-liz-uhm ]

noun

1. a variant of holism.

Other Words From

• who·lis·tic [hoh-, lis, -tik] adjective

Example Sentences

General Jan Smuts, who invented it out of whole cloth in 1926, might have done better with “Wholism”; it would have served the same etymological purpose and might have been just secular enough to survive this kind of century.

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