Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
nomism
noun
/ˈnɒm.ɪ.zm/
Definition
The doctrine that a particular law or established rule is valid or authoritative; a belief in the legitimacy of laws or norms.
Examples
- In many societies, nomism plays a crucial role in maintaining order and discipline.
- The philosopher argued that nomism is essential for the functioning of ethical systems.
- Nomism can be observed in the legal systems where laws govern the behavior of individuals.
Meaning
Nomism refers to the principle or belief in the importance and authority of laws, rules, or established norms within a system or society.
Synonyms
- Legalism
- Normativism
- Rule-based governance
