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A suffix is an element of a language that is added to the end of a word. E.g. -ly is a suffix often found at the end of adverbs: really, quickly, happily, strangely, etc., -d/-ed is a suffix often found at the end of a verb to denote the simple past: used, bruised, grazed, heated, etc.
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Can any noun ending in -ism be swapped for -ist?
Can any noun ending in -ism describing some system or belief be changed for -ist to describe a member of that system?
My question might be confusing, so I will run through a few examples:
Nihilism = …
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