parousian
parousian adjective: relating to the second coming of Christ.
Adjective
parousian (comparative more parousian, superlative most parousian)
- Relating to the second coming of Christ.
- We may dismiss at once the extremists of both types: those on the one hand whose laxity of conviction or conduct defended even attendance at the degrading public spectacles … and those who from extreme parousian standpoints made life of any sort practically impossible.1908, Workman Herbert B, Persecution in the Early Church
Forms of parousian
| comparative | more parousian |
|---|---|
| superlative | most parousian |
Origin of parousian
From Ancient Greek παρουσία (parousía, “presence”).
Questions about parousian
- What does parousian mean?
- Parousian means relating to the second coming of Christ.
- What part of speech is parousian?
- Parousian is an adjective.
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