trinitarian
trinitarian Lexical Profile
trinitarian Game Scores & Validity
• adjective
Relating to, believing in, or affirming the Christian doctrine of the Trinity (often capitalized).
"The ancient council formulated a comprehensive trinitarian creed that shaped centuries of theological thought."
Consisting of three parts or elements; threefold or triune.
"The philosopher proposed a trinitarian model of human consciousness comprising reason, emotion, and will."
• noun
A Christian who believes in the orthodox doctrine of the Trinity, holding that God exists as three coequal persons in one divine essence (often capitalized).
"During the fourth-century theological debates, each trinitarian defended the coequality of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit."
A member of the Order of the Most Holy Trinity, a Roman Catholic mendicant order founded in the late twelfth century originally to ransom captive Christians (usually capitalized).
"The medieval monastery was established by a group of Trinitarians dedicated to charitable works and hospitality."
• Rhymes for trinitarian
• Nearby Words
Word Origin & Etymology
Derived from the noun 'Trinity' (from Late Latin 'trinitas', meaning 'triad' or 'threefold unity') combined with the English suffix '-arian', denoting an adherent of a specified doctrine.