Definition of increate in English:

increate

adjective ˌɪnkriːˈeɪtinˈkrē-it

literary

Not yet created.
Example sentencesExamples
- God is described as ‘light,’ ‘the Eternal coeternal beam,’ ‘bright essence increate,’ and ‘pure ethereal stream.’
- They make mention indeed of a Three; but that there is any mystery in the doctrine, that the Three are One, that They are coequal, co-eternal, all increate, all omnipotent, all incomprehensible, is not stated, and never could be gathered from them.

Origin

Late Middle English: from ecclesiastical Latin increatus, from Latin in- 'not' + creatus (past participle of creare 'create').

Definition of increate in US English:

increate

adjectiveinˈkrē-it

literary

Not yet created.
Example sentencesExamples
- They make mention indeed of a Three; but that there is any mystery in the doctrine, that the Three are One, that They are coequal, co-eternal, all increate, all omnipotent, all incomprehensible, is not stated, and never could be gathered from them.
- God is described as ‘light,’ ‘the Eternal coeternal beam,’ ‘bright essence increate,’ and ‘pure ethereal stream.’

Origin

Late Middle English: from ecclesiastical Latin increatus, from Latin in- ‘not’ + creatus (past participle of creare ‘create’).

单词	increate
释义	Definition of increate in English: increate adjective ˌɪnkriːˈeɪtinˈkrē-it literary Not yet created. Example sentencesExamples God is described as ‘light,’ ‘the Eternal coeternal beam,’ ‘bright essence increate,’ and ‘pure ethereal stream.’ They make mention indeed of a Three; but that there is any mystery in the doctrine, that the Three are One, that They are coequal, co-eternal, all increate, all omnipotent, all incomprehensible, is not stated, and never could be gathered from them. Origin Late Middle English: from ecclesiastical Latin increatus, from Latin in- 'not' + creatus (past participle of creare 'create'). Definition of increate in US English: increate adjectiveinˈkrē-it literary Not yet created. Example sentencesExamples They make mention indeed of a Three; but that there is any mystery in the doctrine, that the Three are One, that They are coequal, co-eternal, all increate, all omnipotent, all incomprehensible, is not stated, and never could be gathered from them. God is described as ‘light,’ ‘the Eternal coeternal beam,’ ‘bright essence increate,’ and ‘pure ethereal stream.’ Origin Late Middle English: from ecclesiastical Latin increatus, from Latin in- ‘not’ + creatus (past participle of creare ‘create’).
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