theanthropic
theanthropic adjective: partaking of, or combining, both divinity and humanity.
Adjective
theanthropic (not comparable)
Origin of theanthropic
Ancient Greek θεός (theós) + Ancient Greek ἄνθρωπος (ánthrōpos) + -ic
Words that rhyme with theanthropic
- topic
- microscopic
- polytropic
- telescopic
- tropic
- catascopic
- megascopic
- monotropic
- myopic
- tonotopic
- allotopic
- diascopic
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- dystropic
- ectopic
- fibroscopic
- gonadotropic
- macroscopic
- microendoscopic
- monoscopic
- polytopic
- proctoscopic
- rhinoscopic
- thermoscopic
- thermotropic
- acroscopic
- adrenocorticotropic
- aerotropic
- Afrotropic
- allotropic
- amblyopic
- ametropic
- anascopic
- anoscopic
- anthropic
- antigonadotropic
- antitropic
- antroscopic
- apocopic
- arthroscopic
- arthrotropic
- asthenopic
- astroscopic
- atopic
- auriscopic
- autoscopic
- autostereoscopic
- baroscopic
- barotropic
- basiscopic
- bathmotropic
- bioscopic
- bronchoscopic
- brontoscopic
- chemotropic
- chromatophorotropic
- chromoendoscopic
- chromotropic
- chronoscopic
- chronotopic
- chronotropic
Questions about theanthropic
- What does theanthropic mean?
- Theanthropic means partaking of, or combining, both divinity and humanity.
- What part of speech is theanthropic?
- Theanthropic is an adjective.
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