1. A theosophic philosophy of diverse shades and tendencies which grew up in the early Church out of the fragments of ancient speculative systems in connection with the profession of Christianity, and which affected to expound its presumed esoteric doctrines.

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

• agnostisism,
• gnostism,
• fnosticism,
• vnosticism,
• bnosticism,
• hnosticism,
• ynosticism,
• tnosticism,
• gbosticism,
• gmosticism,
• gjosticism,
• ghosticism,
• gnisticism,
• gnksticism,
• gnlsticism,
• gnpsticism,
• gn0sticism,
• gnosticsim,
• gnostisism,
• apostlicism

• gnostic.

The adjective form of the word "gnosticism" is "gnostic".

The plural of the "gnosticism" can be the "gnosticisms".

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