IPA: /ˈfɛəriɪzəm/
KK: /ˈfɛəriɪzəm/
The belief in fairies or the storytelling of fairy tales and legends, often involving magical creatures and enchanting themes.
Many children enjoy the magic of fairyism, where they can believe in fairies and other mythical beings.
This word originates from 'fairy' (from Old French *faerie*, meaning enchantment or the realm of fairies) and '-ism' (a suffix used to denote a practice or belief). The term 'fairyism' refers to the belief in or practice related to fairies or the magical realm they inhabit.
Imagine a world of enchantment ('fairy') where people believe in magical beings, and the '-ism' shows it's a belief or practice. This helps you remember that 'fairyism' is about the belief in fairies.