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Adecerditæ

UK/ɐdˈɛsədˌɪtiː/

Adecerditæ noun: believers in the idea that Jesus descended into Hell to save many or all those who were already there.

Noun

Adecerditæ pl (plural only)

  1. (plural, plural-only) Believers in the idea that Jesus descended into Hell to save many or all those who were already there.
  2. (historical, plural, plural-only) An early Christian heresy that Jesus descended into Hell to save Cain, Korah, Dathan, and Abiram.

Synonyms of Adecerditæ

Forms of Adecerditæ

alternative formAdecerditae

Questions about Adecerditæ

What does Adecerditæ mean?
Adecerditæ means believers in the idea that Jesus descended into Hell to save many or all those who were already there.
What part of speech is Adecerditæ?
Adecerditæ is a noun.
How do you pronounce Adecerditæ?
Adecerditæ is pronounced /ɐdˈɛsədˌɪtiː/ (UK).

Words near Adecerditæ in the dictionary

  1. Adebayos
  2. adebrelimab
  3. adebs
  4. adecatumumab
  5. Adecerditae
  6. Adecerditæ
  7. adeciduate
  8. adeco
  9. Adecor
  10. adecos
  11. adecticous

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