voluntaryism
Origin of voluntaryism
1Other words from voluntaryism
- vol·un·tar·y·ist, noun
Words Nearby voluntaryism
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How to use voluntaryism in a sentence
No British Government could stamp out voluntaryism even if it wished to do so; and none has yet manifested any such desire.
Cambridge Essays on Education | VariousOn grounds such as these, we repeat, voluntaryism and the Establishment principle may meet and agree.
Leading Articles on Various Subjects | Hugh MillerThis movement, it must be remembered, had small sympathy with the voluntaryism of dissent.
Bonnie Scotland | A.R. Hope MoncrieffIt is not a beautiful chapter in the history of voluntaryism.
Christmas Evans | Paxton Hoodvoluntaryism in its most absolute form, is the predominant principle of the denomination.
Our Churches and Chapels | Atticus
British Dictionary definitions for voluntaryism
voluntarism
/ (ˈvɒləntərɪˌɪzəm, -trɪ-) /
the principle of supporting churches, schools, and various other institutions by voluntary contributions rather than with state funds
any system based on this principle
Derived forms of voluntaryism
- voluntaryist or voluntarist, noun
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