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Meth·od·ism (met̸h′ə diz′əm)
noun
- the beliefs and practices of Methodists, emphasizing personal and social responsibility and John Wesley's ideal of Christian perfection: influenced by Arminianism
- excessive adherence to systematic procedure
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