- medieval spirit, beliefs, customs, etc.
- devotion to or acceptance of medieval beliefs, habits, customs, etc.
- a belief, custom, etc. characteristic of or surviving from the Middle Ages
medievalism


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medievalism

noun
- The spirit or the body of beliefs, customs, or practices of the Middle Ages.
- Devotion to or acceptance of the ideas of the Middle Ages.
- Scholarly study of the Middle Ages.
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Noun
(countable and uncountable, plural medievalisms)
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