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Adrumentians

UK/ɐdɹəmˈɛnʃənz/

Adrumentians proper noun: a sect of monks in Adrumetum who misinterpreted Augustine of Hippo's 195th epistle and thus developed antinomian and proto-predestinarian belifes.

Proper noun

Adrumentians pl (plural only)

  1. (historical, plural, plural-only) A sect of monks in Adrumetum who misinterpreted Augustine of Hippo's 195th epistle and thus developed antinomian and proto-predestinarian belifes.

Origin of Adrumentians

From Latin Adrumetum.

Questions about Adrumentians

What does Adrumentians mean?
Adrumentians means a sect of monks in Adrumetum who misinterpreted Augustine of Hippo's 195th epistle and thus developed antinomian and proto-predestinarian belifes.
What part of speech is Adrumentians?
Adrumentians is a proper noun.
How do you pronounce Adrumentians?
Adrumentians is pronounced /ɐdɹəmˈɛnʃənz/ (UK).

Words near Adrumentians in the dictionary

  1. adrowse
  2. adRP
  3. ADRs
  4. ADRT
  5. ADRTs
  6. Adrumentians
  7. adry
  8. adryamicin
  9. ads
  10. ADS-A
  11. ADS-B

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