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Definition of Symbolisms
1. symbolism [n] - See also: symbolism
Lexicographical Neighbors of Symbolisms
Literary usage of Symbolisms
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Meliora (1859)
"The symbolisms of the Human Form. 3. On the Human Hand, an Index of Mental
Development. By Mr. Beamish, FRS (Read at the Meeting of the British Association ..."
2. A History of Mathematics by Florian Cajori (1893)
"Think of that most perfect of mathematical symbolisms — the Hindoo notation,
think of the Indian arithmetical operations nearly as perfect as our own, ..."
3. Religious Studies for Laymen: Studies in Theology. Series 1 by Charles Elmer Beals (1913)
"symbolisms OF THE DIVINE. I. DEFINITION OF THE SYMBOL.—It is a psychological law
that every new experience must be understood and interpreted in the light ..."
4. Meliora (1859)
"The symbolisms of the Human Form. 3. On the Human Hand, an Index of Mental
Development. By Mr. Beamish, FRS (Read at the Meeting of the British Association ..."
5. A History of Mathematics by Florian Cajori (1893)
"Think of that most perfect of mathematical symbolisms — the Hindoo notation,
think of the Indian arithmetical operations nearly as perfect as our own, ..."
6. Religious Studies for Laymen: Studies in Theology. Series 1 by Charles Elmer Beals (1913)
"symbolisms OF THE DIVINE. I. DEFINITION OF THE SYMBOL.—It is a psychological law
that every new experience must be understood and interpreted in the light ..."
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