traducianist
/trəˈdjuːsɪənɪst/ /trəˈdjuːʃ(ə)nɪst/ /trəˈdjuːʃənɪst/Theology
noun
A believer in or advocate of traducianism or (occasionally) the doctrine of original sin; = traducian. Opposed to creationist.
adjective
Of or relating to traducianism or traducianists.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in John Henry Newman (1801–1890), theologian and cardinal. From traducian + -ist, after traducianism.
- beat someone hollow
- be at someone's service
- beat someone/thing off
- beat someone to it
- beat someone to the punch
- beat someone up
- beat something down
- beat something out
- beat the bejesus out of
- be at the bottom of
- beat the bounds
- beat the bushes
- beat the clock
- beat the count
- beat the drum for
- be at the end of
- beat the pants off
- be at the races (or in the race)
- beat the rap
- beat the system
- be at the top of one's game
- Beattie, Ann
- beat time
- Beatty, David
- Beatty, Warren