Gandhiism
noun
the principles associated with Mohandas Gandhi, especially his principles of noncooperation and passive resistance in gaining political and social reforms.
Gandhism
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a variation of
Gandhiism.
Example Sentences
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King, James Lawson, James Bevel and John Lewis all devoted themselves to Gandhism because it dovetailed so perfectly with the Christian concept of redemptive suffering.
From Washington Post ● Oct. 6, 2022
A strange amalgam of beliefs formed the complicated core of Gandhism.
From Time Magazine Archive
As a schoolboy, he made his commitment to Gandhism, was arrested eight times by the British and spent nine years in jail during the early revolutionary days.
From Time Magazine Archive
"Author of the reactionary teachings of Gandhism," it read.
From Time Magazine Archive
A different point of view was provided by journalist Swapan Dasgupta, who said, "Gandhi may still be an icon, but Gandhism is dead as a dodo."
From Time Magazine Archive
