Voodooism
[ voo-doo-iz-uhm ]
noun
the Voodoo religious rites and folk magic practices.
the practice of magical and ecstatic rites associated with Voodoo.
Origin of Voodooism
1Other words from Voodooism
- Voo·doo·ist, noun
- Voo·doo·is·tic [voo-doo-is-tik], /ˌvu duˈɪs tɪk/, adjective
Words Nearby Voodooism
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How to use Voodooism in a sentence
It was part of the information we got of Jules Sevier that criminal Voodooism was practiced only back in the hills.
The Voodoo Gold Trail | Walter WaldenAs long as the photoplays are in the hands of men like Edison they are mere Voodooism.
The Art Of The Moving Picture | Vachel LindsayThere is no parallel among civilized nations; to find one you must go to the Voodooism of the savage black.
Queed | Henry Sydnor HarrisonLike many other ignorant people, he was very superstitious and believed in charms and Voodooism.
The Young Oarsmen of Lakeview | Ralph BonehillWith freedom, the negro, en masse, relapsed promptly into the Voodooism of Africa.
Dixie After the War | Myrta Lockett Avary
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