Pū'sey-ĭsm, n.

(pū'zȳ-ĭzm), n. (Theol.) The principles of Dr. Pusey and others at Oxford, England, as exhibited in various publications, especially in a series called “The Tracts for the Times,” in which it was proposed to carry back the discipline and doctrine of the church of England to an imagined period when there would have been no ground of separation from the church of Rome.