fundamentalism

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Etymology

fundamental +‎ -ism

Noun

fundamentalism (uncountable)

1. (religion) The tendency to reduce a religion to its most fundamental tenets, based on strict interpretation of core texts.
2. (finance) The belief that fundamental financial quantities are the best predictor of the price of an instrument.
3. The beliefs held by those in this movement.
4. Strict adherence to any set of basic ideas or principles.

Synonyms

• (religion) bibliolatry

Related terms

• fundamentalist

Translations

religion

Arabic: أصولية (ar) ('uSulíyya) m. Chinese: Mandarin: 原教旨主義 (cmn), 原教旨主义 (cmn) (yuánjiàozhǐzhǔyì) Croatian: fundamentalizam (hr) m. Czech: fundamentalismus (cs) m. Dutch: fundamentalisme (nl) n. Finnish: fundamentalismi (fi) French: fondamentalisme (fr) m. German: Fundamentalismus (de) Greek: φονταμενταλισμός (phontamentalismós), δογματικός συντηρητισμός (dogmatikos sintiritismos) m.

Italian: fondamentalismo (it) Japanese: 原理主義 (ja) (げんりしゅぎ, genrishugi), 根本主義 (ja) (こんぽんしゅぎ, konponshugi) Korean: 근본주의 (ko) (geunbonjuui) (根本主義 (ko)), 원리주의  (ko) (wonlijuui) (原理主義 (ko)) Latin: fundamentalismus (la) Portuguese: fundamentalismo (pt) m. Romanian: fundamentalism (ro) Russian: фундаментализм (ru) (fundamentalízm) m. Spanish: fundamentalismo (es) Swedish: fundamentalism (sv) c.

finance

Portuguese: fundamentalismo (pt) m.

See also

• orthodoxy (1)
• technical analysis (2)
• value investing (2)