Spi·no·zism 
(spĭ-nōzĭz′əm)
(spĭ-nōzĭz′əm)n.
The monistic philosophy of Baruch Spinoza, in which all reality is held to consist of one substance, usually termed God or Nature, of which minds and bodies are both attributes.
[After Baruch Spinoza.]
Spi·nozist adj. & n.
Spi·no·zistic adj.
- semicomatose
- semiconducting
- semiconductor
- semiconductor diode
- semiconductor laser
- semiconscious
- semiconsciously
- semiconsciousness
- semiconservative replication
- semidarkness
- semidesert
- semidetached
- semidiameter
- semidiurnal
- semidivine
- semidocumentary
- semidome
- semidomed
- semidry
- semielliptical
- semifinal
- semifinalist
- semifinished
- semiflexible
- semifluid