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consubstantiate

/ˌkɒn.səbˈstæn.ʃi.eɪt/

Traduction: Verbe théologique ou archaïque signifiant s'unir ou devenir un par la substance, en particulier en référence à la doctrine de la consubstantiation.

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verb

/ˌkɒn.səbˈstæn.ʃi.eɪt/C2formalobsolète
  • frVerbe théologique ou archaïque signifiant s'unir ou devenir un par la substance, en particulier en référence à la doctrine de la consubstantiation.

An archaic or theological verb meaning to unite or become one in substance, especially in reference to the doctrine of consubstantiation.

  1. Become united in substanceC2formal

    To merge or combine into a single, unified substance or essence.

    frSe consubstantier

    • The two elements consubstantiate under extreme heat.
    • In the ritual, the offerings consubstantiate with the divine essence.
    • The chemicals consubstantiate to form a new compound.

    Synonymesamalgamateblendcoalescecombinefusemergeunite

  2. Unite in one common substanceC2formal

    To bring together different entities so they share the same substance or nature.

    frConsubstantier

    • The philosopher argued that mind and matter consubstantiate in a single reality.
    • The ceremony symbolizes how the participants consubstantiate into one community.
    • The two companies consubstantiate their resources to create a stronger entity.

    Synonymesamalgamateblendcoalescecombinefuseincorporatemergeunite

Formes
  • consubstantiated past participle
  • consubstantiated past simple
  • consubstantiating present participle
  • consubstantiates third person singular