1. the teachings, traditions, and practices of rabbinical Judaism
2. adherence to or emphasis on rabbinical authority and interpretation

Examples

• The scholar studied the development of rabbinism in medieval Europe.
• His approach to Judaism emphasized rabbinism over mystical traditions.
• The debate centered on the role of rabbinism in modern Jewish practice.
• She wrote extensively about the influence of rabbinism on Jewish law.
• The community’s rabbinism shaped their interpretation of religious texts.
• Critics argued that excessive rabbinism distanced people from direct spiritual experience.