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hypothetical baptism

hypothetical baptism noun: baptism administered to somebody who may or may not have been baptized before.

Noun

hypothetical baptism (countable and uncountable, plural hypothetical baptisms)

  1. (dated) Baptism administered to somebody who may or may not have been baptized before.

Forms of hypothetical baptism

pluralhypothetical baptisms

Questions about hypothetical baptism

What does hypothetical baptism mean?
Hypothetical baptism means baptism administered to somebody who may or may not have been baptized before.
What part of speech is hypothetical baptism?
Hypothetical baptism is a noun.
What is the plural of hypothetical baptism?
The plural of hypothetical baptism is hypothetical baptisms.

Words near hypothetical baptism in the dictionary

  1. hypothesizers
  2. hypothesizes
  3. hypothesizing
  4. hypothetic
  5. hypothetical
  6. hypothetical baptism
  7. hypothetical baptisms
  8. hypothetical imperative
  9. hypothetical imperatives
  10. hypothetical taxonomic unit
  11. hypothetical taxonomic units

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