1. Plural of philhellenism; admiration for or support of Greek culture, history, or independence, especially during the Greek War of Independence in the 1820s.
Usage: Often used in historical contexts; Typically refers to the 19th-century movement of European and American sympathy for Greece
2. Plural of philhellenism; instances or expressions of enthusiasm for ancient Greek civilization, language, or philosophy.
Usage: Can refer to scholarly or cultural appreciation of Greek heritage

Examples

• The philhellenisms of European intellectuals during the 1820s inspired many to support Greek independence.
• Romantic poets expressed their philhellenisms through verses celebrating ancient Greek ideals.
• Various philhellenisms emerged across Europe as scholars studied classical Greek texts.
• The movement's philhellenisms reflected a deep reverence for Greek democratic traditions.
• British and American philhellenisms contributed significantly to international support for the Greek rebellion.