Adjective:

घोड्याचा नाल,

cultish's Usage Examples:

team left the movement as Carter"s style became more authoritarian and cultish.

Publishers Weekly described From Slogans to Mantras as a lucid and economical study, noting that Kent had examined the convergence between the interest of American youth in radical politics and protest and the pursuit of unusual, cultish, spiritual traditions.

"secretive about its methods, lacks overall medical supervision, and has a cultish quality".

""They have you in a cultish grip": the women losing thousands to online beauty schemes".

Gaskin wrote in the introduction that the cookbook was not intended to be "cultish, faddish, or scare people off" but instead to educate readers and inform.

it has also been reported of having "global, apocalyptic ambition", a "cultish hierarchy" and of being a secretive Islamic sect.

Problems and was accused of practicing psychotherapy without a license in a cultish environment.

in the introduction that the cookbook was not intended to be "cultish, faddish, or scare people off" but instead to educate readers and inform them that.

in Patricia Highsmith continues with the publication of this legendary, cultish short story collection.

"Millennials are obsessed with Whole 30, the "cultish" fad diet taking over Instagram and Pinterest".

"A Rasputinesque mystery woman and a cultish religion could take down South Korea"s president".

mid-1990s sound while also very subtly hinting at the newly pointed and cultish, lysergic musical atmosphere.

poem, "Shard," [as] very nice," and comments on the "delightfully Cthulhu-cultish cover by Tim Kirk, best current Arkham artist," while otherwise singling.