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exclusivism
This term carries a strong connotation of rigidity and boundary-setting. In religious contexts, it describes a closed system of truth that rejects pluralism, often creating a sharp dichotomy between the saved and the lost. It is typically used in academic, theological, or sociological discussions rather than casual conversation.
In social or political contexts, the word describes a systemic barrier to entry. It emphasizes the act of shutting others out to maintain the purity or prestige of a group. Because it describes an abstract ideology or a systemic practice, it functions as an uncountable noun and does not take a plural form in standard usage.
Meanings
Examples
Religious exclusivism often leads to conflict between different faith communities.
I cannot support a philosophy based on such rigid exclusivism.
The club is known for its extreme exclusivism and strict membership requirements.
Their brand of exclusivism suggests that only their path leads to salvation.
Is this kind of social exclusivism still common in high society today?
The professor lectured on the dangers of theological exclusivism in the modern era.
He felt a sense of isolation due to the group's inherent exclusivism.
The sect's exclusivism made it impossible for them to cooperate with other churches.