What does momism mean?
Definitions for momism
ˈmɒm ɪz əmmomism
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Princeton's WordNet
momism, overprotection, overshieldingnoun
excessive protection
Wiktionary
momismnoun
Excessive attachment to one's mother
Etymology: By extension, from momist
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momism
Momism refers to a stereotypical cultural tendency to overprotect, overindulify, or excessively admire one's mother, often resulting in a lack of maturity or independence in the individual. This term can also refer to the practice of mothers exerting excessive control over their children, often with the intention of protecting them.
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Usage in printed sourcesFrom:
- [["1932","1"],["1942","31"],["1945","4"],["1946","94"],["1947","2"],["1948","12"],["1949","10"],["1950","35"],["1951","125"],["1952","39"],["1953","21"],["1954","24"],["1955","59"],["1956","43"],["1957","50"],["1958","36"],["1959","41"],["1960","46"],["1961","40"],["1962","77"],["1963","36"],["1964","106"],["1965","31"],["1966","52"],["1967","50"],["1968","57"],["1969","32"],["1970","54"],["1971","106"],["1972","120"],["1973","58"],["1974","74"],["1975","60"],["1976","71"],["1977","39"],["1978","64"],["1979","78"],["1980","47"],["1981","36"],["1982","60"],["1983","62"],["1984","69"],["1985","54"],["1986","50"],["1987","68"],["1988","73"],["1989","27"],["1990","70"],["1991","65"],["1992","101"],["1993","115"],["1994","103"],["1995","79"],["1996","70"],["1997","80"],["1998","66"],["1999","85"],["2000","165"],["2001","140"],["2002","81"],["2003","135"],["2004","833"],["2005","412"],["2006","223"],["2007","219"],["2008","183"]]
Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of momism in Chaldean Numerology is: 5
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of momism in Pythagorean Numerology is: 1
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