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Alexandrian Acephali

UK/mˈɒnə͡ʊfˌɪza͡ɪt ɐsɪfˈɑːli/

Alexandrian Acephali noun: the followers of Severus of Antioch, who added "who was crucified for us" to the Trisagion; especially after he was deprived of his see and retired to Alexandria.

Noun

Alexandrian Acephali (uncountable)

  1. (historical) The followers of Severus of Antioch, who added "who was crucified for us" to the Trisagion; especially after he was deprived of his see and retired to Alexandria.

Origin of Alexandrian Acephali

From Alexandria + -an and Acephali

Questions about Alexandrian Acephali

What does Alexandrian Acephali mean?
Alexandrian Acephali means the followers of Severus of Antioch, who added "who was crucified for us" to the Trisagion; especially after he was deprived of his see and retired to Alexandria.
What part of speech is Alexandrian Acephali?
Alexandrian Acephali is a noun.
How do you pronounce Alexandrian Acephali?
Alexandrian Acephali is pronounced /mˈɒnə͡ʊfˌɪza͡ɪt ɐsɪfˈɑːli/ (UK).

Words near Alexandrian Acephali in the dictionary

  1. Alexandretta
  2. Alexandrette
  3. Alexandria
  4. Alexandria Eschate
  5. Alexandrian
  6. Alexandrian Acephali
  7. Alexandrian laurel
  8. Alexandrian laurels
  9. Alexandrian limp
  10. Alexandrian limps
  11. Alexandrian Orthodox Church

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