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synactic

synactic adjective: relating to synaxis.

Adjective

synactic (not comparable)

  1. Relating to synaxis.
    • All synactic performance, which includes the eucharistic liturgy, is thus by its nature inherently public. However, we must also remember the development of private prayer standing just on the borders of synaxis, […]2003, Katherine O'Brien O'Keeffe, Edward Burroughs Irving, Mark Amodio, Unlocking the Wordhord, page 125

Questions about synactic

What does synactic mean?
Synactic means relating to synaxis.
What part of speech is synactic?
Synactic is an adjective.

Words near synactic in the dictionary

  1. syn-metamorphic
  2. syn.
  3. synacme
  4. synacmic
  5. synacmy
  6. synactic
  7. synadelphic
  8. synadelphite
  9. synaereses
  10. synaeresis
  11. synaeretic

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