Tractarianism refers to the religious beliefs and practices of a group of Anglican scholars known as the Oxford Movement. Synonyms for tractarianism might include high church Anglicanism, Anglo-Catholicism, or even traditionalism in some contexts. These terms all convey an emphasis on liturgy, ritual, and sacramentalism, and a resistance to some of the more liberal theological trends of the Anglican Communion. Other related terms might include ritualism, which specifically emphasizes vestments and ceremonial practices, and the broader category of Anglo-Catholic spirituality, which draws on Roman Catholic theology while remaining within the Anglican fold. Ultimately, the term chosen will depend on the context and purpose of the discussion.