zombiism
- noun
- /ˈzɑːmbiˌɪzəm/
- Many fans of horror films are drawn to zombiism.
Examples
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The rise of zombiism in movies has captivated audiences worldwide.
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Many films today reflect the growing trend of zombiism among audiences who crave thrilling stories about the undead.
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The rise of zombiism has influenced many new movies and television series in recent years.
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Some critics argue that zombiism reflects deeper fears in modern society.
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Halloween parties often showcase the popularity of zombiism with elaborate costumes and decorations.
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The rise of zombiism in popular media has sparked a new generation of horror enthusiasts fascinated by zombie lore.
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Video games featuring zombiism often involve players fighting against hordes of zombies to survive.
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Etymology
Zombiism is made from zombie and the ending -ism, where -ism means 'a belief or craze'. Zombie comes from Caribbean and West African words for a spirit or a person brought back to a lifeless state, so zombiism means the popular interest or obsession with zombies in movies, books, and games.