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canonics

canonics noun: the branch of theology that deals with the biblical canon.

Noun

canonics (uncountable)

  1. The branch of theology that deals with the biblical canon

Origin of canonics

From canon + -ics. Compare Latin canonicus (“clergy man”), Ancient Greek κανονικός (kanonikós, “related to a rule”).

Questions about canonics

What does canonics mean?
Canonics means the branch of theology that deals with the biblical canon.
What part of speech is canonics?
Canonics is a noun.

Words near canonics in the dictionary

  1. canonicals
  2. canonicate
  3. canonicates
  4. canonicities
  5. canonicity
  6. canonics
  7. canonisant
  8. canonisants
  9. canonisation
  10. canonisations
  11. canonise

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