† homoousialadj.
Obsolete rare.
= homoousian adj.
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the world > the supernatural > deity > Christian God > the Trinity > [adjective] > of substance of > of identical substance
consubstantial1483
coessential1587
homoousian1678
monoousian1678
monoousious1678
tautoousian1678
tautoousious1678
homoousial1695
Homoousion1834
consubstantive1855
the world > existence and causation > existence > substantiality or concreteness > [adjective] > the same in substance or essence
coessential1471
consubstantial1576
homoousian1678
homoousious1678
tautoousian1678
homoousiala1834
Homoousion1834
1695 J. Howe Wks. (1834) 163/1 Those three Divine Persons..all homoousial, or consubstantial to one another.
a1834 S. T. Coleridge Lit. Remains (1839) IV. 234 Why not..retain the same term in all languages? Why not usia and homoüsial, as well as hypostasis..and the like?
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adj.1695- to feel romantic
- to feel someone's collar
- to feel something in one's water
- to feel something in one's waters
- to feel something in ones marrow
- to feel sorry for oneself
- to feel the crown warm upon one's head
- to feel the draught
- to feel the earth move
- to feel the helm
- to feel the miss of
- to feel the pinch
- to feel the pulse of
- to catch off to sleep
- to catch on
- to catch on fire
- to catch on the back foot
- to catch on the hop
- to catch on the raw
- to catch on the rebound
- to catch on the wrong foot
- to catch one's arse
- to catch one's ass
- to catch one's breath
- to catch one's death