Freemasonic

/ˌfriːməˈsɑːnɪk/ adjective

Definition

Relating to or characteristic of Freemasons or Freemasonry, often implying secrecy or hidden connections between members.

Etymology

From 'freemason' + '-ic' (Greek -ikos, forming adjectives). 19th-century term used to describe attitudes, behaviors, or suspicious connections attributed to Masons.

Kelly Says

Conspiracy theorists have blamed Freemasons for everything from the French Revolution to the design of dollar bills, but most Masons are just guys interested in philosophy, charity, and networking—the mystery is part of the appeal.

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