diphysiten.adj.
/ˈdɪfɪsʌɪt/ Theology.
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One who held the doctrine ( ˈdiphysiˌtism n.) of two distinct natures in Christ, a divine and a human, as opposed to the monophysite doctrine: see Dyophysite n.
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n.adj.- to mill doll
- to mill dolly
- to mill up
- to mince an oath
- to mince away
- to mince it
- to mince matters
- to mince the matter
- to mince words
- to mind one's book
- to mind one's business
- to mind one's manners
- to mind one's own business
- to mind one's p's and q's
- to mind one's step
- to mind out
- to mind the shop
- to mind the store
- to mind, provide for, be careful of the main chance
- to mind, value , be worth a fig or fig's end
- to mind, value a person, be worth a fig or fig's end
- to mind, value a thing, be worth a fig or fig's end
- to ming one's mood
- to mingle eyes
- to mingle thighs