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hypericism

 

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Noun hypericism has 1 sense
  1. hypericism - a severe dermatitis of herbivorous domestic animals attributable to photosensitivity from eating Saint John's wort
    --1 is a kind of
    dermatitis

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Hypericism

Definition:

Hypericism is a philosophical and artistic movement that emphasizes the pursuit and representation of intense emotions and exaggerated ideas.

Usage:

Part of Speech: Noun

1. In art history, hypericism refers to an artistic style characterized by vivid colors, distorted figures, and an overall expression of heightened emotion.

Example sentence: The painter's use of bright hues and exaggerated brush strokes reflects his commitment to hypericism.

Part of Speech: Noun

2. In philosophy, hypericism is a school of thought that advocates for the exploration and celebration of extreme and passionate feelings in order to better understand the human experience.

Example sentence: The novel delves into the depths of human emotions, embodying the principles of hypericism.

Part of Speech: Adjective

1. Referring to popular culture, hypericism describes anything that is excessively sensationalized or exaggerated.

Example sentence: The tabloid constantly publishes hypericistic stories to attract readers seeking outrageous and scandalous tales.

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