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inhiˈbitionism Psychol.
[f. inhibition + -ism.]
(See quot. 1934.) Also gen. A tendency towards inhibition.
1934H. C. Warren Dict. Psychol. 138/2 Inhibitionism, the view that character is a function of the inhibition of instinctive tendencies. 1952Archit. Rev. CXII. 195/2 For men of his type fin de siècle sensitivity and twentieth century inhibitionism are equally abhorrent. |