Word of the Day 07/31/22 Filiopietistic

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Filiopietistic (adjective)
filiopietistic [ fil-ee-oh-pahy-i-tis-tik ]

adjective Anthropology.
1. of or relating to reverence of forebears or tradition, especially if carried to excess.

ORIGIN: 1890–95; < Latin fīli(us) son (cf. filial) + -o- + pietistic

HOW TO USE FILIOPIETISTIC IN A SENTENCE
We must beware, of course, of what the late Charles Francis Adams once called the "filiopietistic" fallacy.
THE AMERICAN SPIRIT IN LITERATURE,|BLISS PERRY

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