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ignostic

ignostic noun: one who holds to ignosticism.

Noun

ignostic (plural ignostics)

  1. One who holds to ignosticism.

Adjective

ignostic (comparative more ignostic, superlative most ignostic)

  1. Of or relating to ignostics.
  2. Of or relating to ignosticism.

Forms of ignostic

Noun
pluralignostics
Adjective
comparativemore ignostic
superlativemost ignostic

Origin of ignostic

From ig-, as in "ignorant", and gnostic (“knowing”).

Questions about ignostic

What does ignostic mean?
Ignostic means one who holds to ignosticism.
What part of speech is ignostic?
Ignostic can be a noun or an adjective.
What is the plural of ignostic?
The plural of ignostic is ignostics.

Words near ignostic in the dictionary

  1. ignoromes
  2. ignorosphere
  3. ignortion
  4. ignoscible
  5. ignosterol
  6. ignostic
  7. ignosticism
  8. ignostics
  9. ignote
  10. ignotes
  11. ignotum

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