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Actistetes

UK/ˈaktɪstˌiːts/

Actistetes noun: a Julianist sect which stood in opposition to the Ctistolatræ an believed that Jesus shouldn't be spoken of as a created being, which was a form of Docetism and anti-Nicenean.

Noun

Actistetes (plural Actistetes)

  1. (historical) a Julianist sect which stood in opposition to the Ctistolatræ an believed that Jesus shouldn't be spoken of as a created being, which was a form of Docetism and anti-Nicenean.

Forms of Actistetes

pluralActistetes

Origin of Actistetes

Borrowed from Ancient Greek ἄκτιστος (áktistos, “uncreated”)

Questions about Actistetes

What does Actistetes mean?
Actistetes means a Julianist sect which stood in opposition to the Ctistolatræ an believed that Jesus shouldn't be spoken of as a created being, which was a form of Docetism and anti-Nicenean.
What part of speech is Actistetes?
Actistetes is a noun.
How do you pronounce Actistetes?
Actistetes is pronounced /ˈaktɪstˌiːts/ (UK).
What is the plural of Actistetes?
The plural of Actistetes is Actistetes.

Words near Actistetes in the dictionary

  1. actiony
  2. actious
  3. actisign
  4. actisigns
  5. actisomide
  6. Actistetes
  7. actitation
  8. Actium
  9. activable
  10. activant
  11. activants

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