1. Plural of cosmist; adherents of cosmism, a philosophical or religious movement emphasizing the unity of the cosmos and humanity's role in it, particularly associated with Russian philosophy.
Usage: Primarily used in academic and philosophical contexts; Often capitalized when referring to members of specific historical movements

Examples

• Russian cosmists of the early 20th century explored ideas about humanity's spiritual connection to the universe.
• The cosmists believed that consciousness and matter were fundamentally interconnected.
• Scholars studying cosmists have noted their influence on later science fiction and philosophical thought.
• Some cosmists advocated for the conquest of death through scientific and spiritual means.