modalist
nounEtymology From modal + -ist.
1
A believer in modalism.
- Modalists, those who look on Father, Son as mere names of modes of being[…]1862, John Eadie, The ecclesiastical cyclopædia:
adj, noun — 2 senses
Etymology From modal + -ist.
Of or pertaining to modalism.
Etymology From modal + -ist.
A believer in modalism.
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