Adjective:

જનરલ, ઓળખાય છે, બિનપરંપરાગત, મફત, જાણતો હતો, જાણીતા છે, બંધ, પરંપરાગત, ઘરેલું, ઘનિષ્ઠ, ટેવાયેલું,

familist's Usage Examples:

Winthrop, a lay person in the Boston church, that Wheelwright was harboring familist and antinomian doctrines.

He had branded the doctrine he opposed as "antinomian and familistic blasphemy," but notwithstanding it was defended by various anti-burgher.

are uncivilized and their governments produce "wasteful, destructive, familistic factionalism," they should not be entitled to self-governing powers, special.

The impact these reforms have had on an already fragile familistic welfare capitalist economy has only deepened the European sovereign debt.

topic, results on the lockdown seem to rehabilitate the role of this familistic declination of the social capital, highlighting at least a positive role.

On the contrary, familistic trends have become stronger than ever, and kibbutz parents have reclaimed.

inherent patriarchalism, monarchy fits organically into the ecclesiastic and familistic pattern of a Christian society.

The first is familistic, which is the type that we would generally strive for.

not based on party rule and "fits organically into the ecclesiastic and familistic pattern of Christian society.

utilitarian impulse was preceded by their attachment to traditional Chinese familistic values.