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antitype

/ˈæn.tɪ.taɪp/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa a una persona o cosa que está representada o prefigurada por un tipo o símbolo, especialmente una figura del Antiguo Testamento que tiene su correspondencia en el Nuevo Testamento; también puede referirse a un tipo opuesto o contrastante.

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noun

/ˈæn.tɪ.taɪp/C2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa a una persona o cosa que está representada o prefigurada por un tipo o símbolo, especialmente una figura del Antiguo Testamento que tiene su correspondencia en el Nuevo Testamento; también puede referirse a un tipo opuesto o contrastante.

A noun referring to a person or thing that is represented or foreshadowed by a type or symbol, especially a figure in the Old Testament that has a counterpart in the New Testament; it can also refer to an opposite or contrasting type.

  1. Fulfillment of a symbolC2formal

    A person or thing that is represented or foreshadowed by a type or symbol, especially a figure in the Old Testament that has a counterpart in the New Testament.

    esAntitipo (cumplimiento de un símbolo)

    • In Christian theology, Adam is considered a type of Christ, the antitype.
    • The Passover lamb is a type, and Jesus is the antitype.
    • Theologians often discuss the relationship between the type and the antitype.

    Sinónimoscounterpartembodimentfulfillmentrealization

  2. C2formal

    An opposite or contrasting type; something that is the reverse of another.

    esantitipo

    • In some philosophical systems, the antitype represents the opposite of the original concept.
    • The hero in the story is the antitype of the villain.
    • The antitype of a positive character is often a negative one.

    Sinónimosantithesiscontrarycontrastinverseoppositereverse

    Antónimosarchetypeprototypetype

Formas
  • antitypes plural form
  • antitypes' possessive plural form
  • antitype's possessive singular form