consubstantiate

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

• 🇵🇹Verbo arcaico ou teológico que significa unir-se ou tornar-se um só em essência, especialmente em relação à doutrina da consubstanciação.

1. Become united in substance C2 formal

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

   • 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.

   🇵🇹Tornar-se una mesma substância

   Sinônimos: amalgamateblendcoalescecombinefusemergeunite

2. Unite in one common substance C2 formal

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

   • 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.

   🇵🇹Unir em uma única substância

   Sinônimos: amalgamateblendcoalescecombinefuseincorporatemergeunite

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