integristn.
/ˈɪntɪɡrɪst/ = integralist n.
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integralist1907
integrist1907
1907 Dublin Rev. Jan. 38 The Carlists and Integrists, who muster half a dozen deputies between them.
1969 R. Manheim tr. H. Corbin Creative Imagination in Ṣūfism Introd. 41 We shall let Ibn ʽArabī describe the encounter between the integrist Aristotelian master and the young man.
1970 J. Ardagh New France xi. 577 The unreconciled integrists represent only a small proportion of practising Catholics.
1971 Month May 146/2 [The] silent assembly of intégristes at Versailles in November 1970.
1971 Month July 17/1 The French intégriste who attended one of the sessions and refused the kiss of peace.
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ˈintegrism n. = integralism n.
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integralism1871
integrism1938
1938 Downside Rev. LVI. 154 Benedict XV..told Cardinal Billot that he wanted to hear no more talk of ‘integrism’. He demanded that..where Rome had not decided, all should be free to state their views without being attacked as heretical.
1970 J. Ardagh New France xi. 577 The tradition of integrism will not die easily in France.
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