1. The theory which refers organized life and its movements to a separately existing immaterial principle or soul: the related theory which refers derangement in the organism to derangement in the soul; the theory which refers religious ideas to this belief.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• anurism,
• anerism,
• animais,
• opimism,
• animes,
• anamist,
• animsl,
• animies,
• anchisa,
• animize,
• animizse,
• animiese,
• animisee,
• animisse,
• annimise,
• animise,
• anamise,
• animyse,
• animizm,
• aninmism

• animist,
• animosity,
• animize,
• animus,
• anaemic,
• animistic,
• anamnesis,
• animise.

The adjective form of the word "animism" is "animistic".

The plural of the "animism" can be the "animisms".

The singular of the "animism" can be the "animism".