Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

puritanic

Adjective

/pjʊə.rɪˈtæn.ɪk/

Definition

Of or relating to the Puritans; characterized by strict moral or religious standards.

Examples

Her puritanic views on drinking made her unpopular at parties.
The puritanic laws enforced by the government upset many citizens who sought more freedom.
He lived a puritanic lifestyle, avoiding any form of indulgence or excess.

Meaning

Puritanic refers to attitudes, beliefs, or practices that are strict and morally rigorous, often emphasizing piety and austere conduct, reminiscent of the Puritan movement.