1. The system of principles advocated in the "Tracts for the Times," published at Oxford between 1833 and 1841, the chief doctrine of which was that the church, through its sacraments in the hands of a regularly ordained clergy, was the sole divinely appointed channel of the grace of Christ; Puseyism; ritualism.

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

• rractarianism,
• fractarianism,
• gractarianism,
• yractarianism,
• 6ractarianism,
• 5ractarianism,
• teactarianism,
• tractaroanism,
• tractariaism,
• traktarianism,
• tracterianism,
• Tractariasm,
• Tracktariaism,
• Tracteranism,
• Trakterianism,
• Tracterianizm,
• Traktarianisme,
• Tracterianise,
• Traktarianizm,
• Tractarianisme

• track star,
• tractableness,
• tractarian.

The adjective form of the word "tractarianism" is "Tractarian".

The plural form of "tractarianism" is "tractarianisms".

The singular form of the word "tractarianism" is "tractarian"