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Æternales

UK/ˈiːtənˌe͡ɪlz/

Æternales proper noun: a heretical sect which belived that the world would remain in its present state even after the second coming of Jesus.

Proper noun

Æternales pl (plural only)

  1. (historical, plural, plural-only) A heretical sect which belived that the world would remain in its present state even after the second coming of Jesus.

Origin of Æternales

Unadapted borrowing from Latin aeternales.

Questions about Æternales

What does Æternales mean?
Æternales means a heretical sect which belived that the world would remain in its present state even after the second coming of Jesus.
What part of speech is Æternales?
Æternales is a proper noun.
How do you pronounce Æternales?
Æternales is pronounced /ˈiːtənˌe͡ɪlz/ (UK).

Words near Æternales in the dictionary

  1. æstuating
  2. æt.
  3. ætat.
  4. ætern
  5. æternal
  6. Æternales
  7. æternall
  8. æternally
  9. æterne
  10. æternitie
  11. æternities

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