[ 'ɔ:fɪz(ə)m ]
■ noun
1》 a mystic religion of ancient Greece, said to have been based on poems by Orpheus, characterized by rites of purification, death, and rebirth.
2》 a short-lived art movement ( c. 1912) within cubism, characterized by a more lyrical use of colour than is found in other cubist works.