Apollinarian
1 of 3adjective (1)
Apol·li·nar·i·an
ə¦pälə¦na(a)rēən
: relating to or in honor of Apollo
Apollinarian
2 of 3adjective (2)
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: relating to Apollinaris of Laodicea or to the doctrine held by Apollinarians
Apollinarian
3 of 3noun
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plural -s
: an adherent of the Christological doctrine that asserted that in Jesus Christ a perfect divine nature in the form of the divine Logos assumed an imperfect human body with the Logos taking the controlling place ordinarily held by the mind
Word History
Etymology
Adjective (1)
Latin Apollinaris (from Apollin-, Apollo + Latin -aris -ary) + English -an
Adjective (2)
Late Latin Apollinarianus, from Late Greek Apollinarianos, from Apollinaris of Laodicea †ab a.d. 390 Syrian teacher & theologian + Greek -anos -an
- put someone at a disadvantage
- put someone at ease
- put someone down as
- put someone down for
- put someone in a pigeonhole
- put someone in her place
- put someone in his place
- put someone in his/her place
- put someone in mind of
- put someone in mind of something
- put someone in the picture
- put someone off her stride
- put someone off her stroke
- put someone off his stride
- put someone off his stroke
- put someone on a pedestal
- put someone on to
- put someone or something in the shade
- put someone or something through her paces
- put someone or something through his paces
- put someone or something through its paces
- put someone or something to shame
- put someone or something to the test
- put someone out of a job
- put someone out of work