1. Plural of hermeticism; systems of thought, philosophy, or practice based on Hermetic teachings, particularly those emphasizing mystical knowledge, alchemy, and esoteric wisdom.
Usage: Usually used in academic or historical contexts; Often capitalized when referring to the historical Hermetic tradition
2. Plural of hermeticism; obscure, cryptic, or deliberately enigmatic language, style, or expression.
Usage: Literary or rhetorical usage; Less common than the philosophical sense

Examples

• Medieval scholars studied various hermeticisms to unlock the secrets of nature and the divine.
• The Renaissance saw a revival of interest in ancient hermeticisms and alchemical texts.
• His poetry is filled with hermeticisms that require careful interpretation.
• Different hermeticisms emerged across cultures, blending mysticism with philosophical inquiry.
• The author's hermeticisms made the text challenging for general readers.
• Hermeticisms influenced both scientific and spiritual thought during the early modern period.