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Acuanite

UK/ɐkjˈuːɐnˌa͡ɪt/

Acuanite noun: synonym of Manichaean during the 4th century, when they were led by Acuan.

Noun

Acuanite (plural Acuanites)

  1. (obsolete) Synonym of Manichaean during the 4th century, when they were led by Acuan.
    Synonyms:
    Manichaean during the 4th century, when they were led by Acuan

Synonyms of Acuanite

  • Manichaean during the 4th century
  • when they were led by Acuan

Forms of Acuanite

pluralAcuanites

Origin of Acuanite

From Acuan + -ite

Questions about Acuanite

What does Acuanite mean?
Acuanite means synonym of Manichaean during the 4th century, when they were led by Acuan.
What part of speech is Acuanite?
Acuanite is a noun.
How do you pronounce Acuanite?
Acuanite is pronounced /ɐkjˈuːɐnˌa͡ɪt/ (UK).
What is the plural of Acuanite?
The plural of Acuanite is Acuanites.

Words near Acuanite in the dictionary

  1. actynopterigian
  2. actynopterigians
  3. ACU
  4. acu-
  5. acually
  6. Acuanite
  7. Acuanites
  8. acuariid
  9. acuariids
  10. acuate
  11. acuated

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