1. Plural of ecumenism; movements or principles promoting unity among different Christian denominations or religions.
Usage: Usually used in academic, religious, or theological contexts.; Can refer to multiple distinct ecumenical movements or approaches.

Examples

• Various ecumenisms have emerged throughout the 20th century to bridge Christian divisions.
• The conference explored different ecumenisms and their impact on modern religion.
• Scholars debate the effectiveness of competing ecumenisms in promoting interfaith dialogue.
• Many ecumenisms emphasize shared values over doctrinal differences.
• The rise of ecumenisms has led to greater cooperation among religious communities.