The practice, attitude, or philosophy of loving and promoting English culture, language, and customs; anglophilia expressed as a system or ideology.
From anglophile + -ism (a suffix forming nouns of action, state, or doctrine). The -ism suffix suggests a broader movement or set of beliefs rather than just individual preference.
By adding -ism, the word transforms personal taste into ideology—notice how 'nationalism' feels political while 'national preference' sounds innocent? Language choice reveals attitudes toward cultural movements.
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