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pansophism

[pan-suh-fiz-uh m]

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noun

a claim or pretension to pansophy.

Origin of pansophism

1865–70; < Greek pánsoph(os) all-wise + -ism. See pan-, sophism

Related formspan·so·phist, noun

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Historical Examples of pansophism

And here there necessarily entered the governing idea, encyclopædism or pansophism.
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