futurition
noun
fu·tu·ri·tion
ˌfyüchəˈrishən
plural -s
1
archaic : future existence : futurity
the futurition of salvation
John Pearson
John Pearson2
archaic : assurance of a future
had a fixed futurition from eternity Jonathan Edwards
Jonathan Edwards
Word History
Etymology
Medieval Latin futurition-, futuritio, from Latin futurus about to be + -ition-, -itio -ition
- miggs
- might
- might and main
- might as well
- might have known
- might is right
- might makes right
- might makes/is right
- might-have-been
- might-have-beens
- might/may as well
- might/should have known
- mightest
- mightful
- mightier
- mightiest
- mightilier
- mightiliest
- mightily
- coendou
- coendured
- coendures
- coenduring
- coenenchym
- coenenchyma