æonic
æonic adjective: dated spelling of aeonic.
Adjective
æonic (comparative more æonic, superlative most æonic)
- Dated spelling of aeonic.
- Suppose a man earnestly believed, as one of the Apostles, for instance, very well might have believed, that by continuing to live through all the centuries, he could give a witness to the facts of revelation such as would otherwise have been impossible, would he have been justified in praying for...1899, Richard Holt Hutton, chapter XXXIII, in Aspects of Religious and Scientific Thought, page 259
Forms of æonic
| comparative | more æonic |
|---|---|
| superlative | most æonic |
Questions about æonic
- What does æonic mean?
- Æonic means dated spelling of aeonic.
- What part of speech is æonic?
- Æonic is an adjective.
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