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Buddhology
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Mariolatry
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Mariology
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Mercersburg theology
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apologetics
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canonics
,
crisis theology
,
dialogical theology
,
divinity
,
doctrinalism
,
doctrinism
,
eschatology
,
existential theology
,
hagiography
,
hagiology
,
hierology
,
logos Christology
,
logos theology
,
natural theology
,
neoorthodox theology
,
neoorthodoxy
,
patristic theology
,
phenomenological theology
,
physicotheology
,
rationalism
,
religion
,
scholastic theology
,
secularism
,
soteriology
,
systematics
,
theology
divinity
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the quality of being divine; "ancient Egyptians believed in the divinity of the Pharaohs"
white creamy fudge made with egg whites
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Buddhology
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Fatherhood
,
Mariolatry
,
Mariology
,
Mercersburg theology
,
apologetics
,
canonics
,
crisis theology
,
dea
,
deity
,
deus
,
deva
,
devi
,
devil-god
,
dialogical theology
,
divineness
,
doctrinalism
,
doctrinism
,
dogmatics
,
eschatology
,
existential theology
,
false god
,
god
,
goddess
,
godhead
,
godhood
,
godlikeness
,
godliness
,
godship
,
hagiography
,
hagiology
,
heathen god
,
hierology
,
idol
,
immortal
,
logos Christology
,
logos theology
,
natural theology
,
neoorthodox theology
,
neoorthodoxy
,
pagan deity
,
patristic theology
,
phenomenological theology
,
physicotheology
,
rationalism
,
religion
,
scholastic theology
,
secularism
,
soteriology
,
systematics
,
the shining ones
,
theology
systematics
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the science of systematic classification
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Buddhology
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Mariolatry
,
Mariology
,
Mercersburg theology
,
antonomasia
,
apologetics
,
binomial nomenclature
,
biosystematics
,
biosystematy
,
canonics
,
class
,
classification
,
crisis theology
,
dialogical theology
,
divinity
,
doctrinalism
,
doctrinism
,
dogmatics
,
eschatology
,
existential theology
,
family
,
genus
,
glossology
,
hagiography
,
hagiology
,
hierology
,
kingdom
,
logos Christology
,
logos theology
,
natural theology
,
neoorthodox theology
,
neoorthodoxy
,
nomenclature
,
onomastics
,
onomatology
,
order
,
orismology
,
patristic theology
,
phenomenological theology
,
phylum
,
physicotheology
,
place-names
,
place-naming
,
polyonymy
,
rationalism
,
religion
,
scholastic theology
,
secularism
,
soteriology
,
species
,
taxonomy
,
terminology
,
theology
,
toponymy
,
trinomialism
apologetics
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the branch of theology that is concerned with the defense of Christian doctrines
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Buddhology
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Mariolatry
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Mariology
,
Mercersburg theology
,
apologia
,
apology
,
argument
,
argumentation
,
bicker
,
bickering
,
canonics
,
casuistry
,
contention
,
controversy
,
crisis theology
,
defense
,
dialogical theology
,
disputation
,
dispute
,
divinity
,
doctrinalism
,
doctrinism
,
dogmatics
,
eschatology
,
existential theology
,
flyting
,
hagiography
,
hagiology
,
hassle
,
hierology
,
hubbub
,
litigation
,
logomachy
,
logos Christology
,
logos theology
,
natural theology
,
neoorthodox theology
,
neoorthodoxy
,
paper war
,
passage of arms
,
patristic theology
,
phenomenological theology
,
physicotheology
,
polemic
,
polemics
,
rationalism
,
religion
,
rhubarb
,
scholastic theology
,
secularism
,
set-to
,
soteriology
,
systematics
,
theology
,
verbal engagement
,
war of words
,
wrangling
rationalism
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the doctrine that reason is the right basis for regulating conduct
(philosophy) the doctrine that knowledge is acquired by reason without resort to experience
the theological doctrine that human reason rather than divine revelation establishes religious truth
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Buddhology
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Mariolatry
,
Mariology
,
Mercersburg theology
,
apologetics
,
canonics
,
crisis theology
,
deduction
,
deductive reasoning
,
demonstration
,
dialogical theology
,
discourse
,
discourse of reason
,
discursive reason
,
divinity
,
doctrinalism
,
doctrinism
,
dogmatics
,
eschatology
,
existential theology
,
hagiography
,
hagiology
,
hierology
,
induction
,
inductive reasoning
,
logical thought
,
logos Christology
,
logos theology
,
natural theology
,
neoorthodox theology
,
neoorthodoxy
,
patristic theology
,
phenomenological theology
,
philosophy
,
physicotheology
,
proof
,
ratiocination
,
rationality
,
rationalization
,
rationalizing
,
reason
,
reasonableness
,
reasoning
,
religion
,
scholastic theology
,
secularism
,
sophistry
,
soteriology
,
specious reasoning
,
sweet reason
,
systematics
,
theology
hagiography
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a biography that idealizes or idolizes the person (especially a person who is a saint)
related words >
Buddhology
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Clio
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Mariolatry
,
Mariology
,
Mercersburg theology
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Muse of history
,
adventures
,
annals
,
apologetics
,
autobiography
,
biographical sketch
,
biography
,
canonics
,
case history
,
chronicle
,
chronicles
,
chronology
,
confessions
,
crisis theology
,
curriculum vitae
,
dialogical theology
,
diary
,
divinity
,
doctrinalism
,
doctrinism
,
dogmatics
,
eschatology
,
existential theology
,
experiences
,
fortunes
,
hagiology
,
hierology
,
historiography
,
history
,
journal
,
legend
,
life
,
life and letters
,
life story
,
logos Christology
,
logos theology
,
martyrology
,
memoir
,
memoirs
,
memorabilia
,
memorial
,
memorials
,
natural theology
,
necrology
,
neoorthodox theology
,
neoorthodoxy
,
obituary
,
patristic theology
,
phenomenological theology
,
photobiography
,
physicotheology
,
profile
,
rationalism
,
record
,
religion
,
resume
,
scholastic theology
,
secularism
,
soteriology
,
story
,
systematics
,
theology
,
theory of history
secularism
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a doctrine that rejects religion and religious considerations
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Buddhology
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Mariolatry
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Mariology
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Marxism
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Mercersburg theology
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animalism
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apologetics
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atheism
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atomism
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behaviorism
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canonics
,
commonsense realism
,
crisis theology
,
dialectical materialism
,
dialogical theology
,
disbelief
,
divinity
,
doctrinalism
,
doctrinism
,
dogmatics
,
down-to-earthness
,
earthiness
,
earthliness
,
empiricism
,
epiphenomenalism
,
eschatology
,
existential theology
,
faithlessness
,
freedom from illusion
,
hagiography
,
hagiology
,
hardheadedness
,
hierology
,
historical materialism
,
hylomorphism
,
hylotheism
,
hylozoism
,
infidelity
,
lack of feelings
,
logos Christology
,
logos theology
,
materialism
,
matter-of-factness
,
mechanism
,
minimifidianism
,
natural realism
,
natural theology
,
naturalism
,
neoorthodox theology
,
neoorthodoxy
,
new realism
,
nullifidianism
,
patristic theology
,
phenomenological theology
,
physicalism
,
physicism
,
physicotheology
,
positive philosophy
,
positivism
,
practical-mindedness
,
practicality
,
practicalness
,
pragmaticism
,
pragmatism
,
rationalism
,
rationality
,
realism
,
reasonableness
,
religion
,
representative realism
,
saneness
,
scholastic theology
,
scientism
,
sensibleness
,
sober-mindedness
,
soteriology
,
substantialism
,
systematics
,
temporality
,
theology
,
unbelief
,
unidealism
,
unromanticalness
,
unsentimentality
,
worldliness
religion
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a strong belief in a supernatural power or powers that control human destiny; "he lost his faith but not his morality"
an institution to express belief in a divine power; "he was raised in the Baptist religion"; "a member of his own faith contradicted him"
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Babi
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Babism
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Bahaism
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Brahmanism
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Brahmoism
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Buddhism
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Buddhology
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Chen Yen Buddhism
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Christianity
,
Mariolatry
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Mariology
,
Mercersburg theology
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Weltanschauung
,
adoration
,
anthroposophy
,
apologetics
,
articles of religion
,
belief
,
canonics
,
catechism
,
church
,
churchgoing
,
communion
,
conformity
,
connection
,
credenda
,
credo
,
creed
,
crisis theology
,
cult
,
cultism
,
denomination
,
devotedness
,
devotion
,
devoutness
,
dialogical theology
,
divinity
,
doctrinal statement
,
doctrinalism
,
doctrine
,
doctrinism
,
dogma
,
dogmatics
,
dutifulness
,
eschatology
,
existential theology
,
faith
,
faithfulness
,
formulated belief
,
gospel
,
hagiography
,
hagiology
,
hierology
,
ideology
,
ism
,
logos Christology
,
logos theology
,
love of God
,
natural theology
,
neoorthodox theology
,
neoorthodoxy
,
observance
,
patristic theology
,
persuasion
,
phenomenological theology
,
physicotheology
,
pietism
,
piety
,
piousness
,
political faith
,
political philosophy
,
rationalism
,
religionism
,
religiousness
,
reverence
,
scholastic theology
,
school
,
sect
,
secularism
,
soteriology
,
system of belief
,
systematics
,
theism
,
theology
,
veneration
,
world view
,
worship
,
worshipfulness
eschatology
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the branch of theology that is concerned with such final things as death and judgment; heaven and hell; the end of the world
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Buddhology
,
Day of Judgment
,
Judgment Day
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Mariolatry
,
Mariology
,
Mercersburg theology
,
Z
,
apodosis
,
apologetics
,
canonics
,
catastrophe
,
ceasing
,
cessation
,
coda
,
conclusion
,
consummation
,
crack of doom
,
crisis theology
,
culmination
,
curtain
,
curtains
,
day of doom
,
death
,
decease
,
denouement
,
destination
,
destiny
,
dialogical theology
,
divinity
,
doctrinalism
,
doctrinism
,
dogmatics
,
doom
,
doomsday
,
effect
,
end
,
end point
,
ending
,
envoi
,
epilogue
,
existential theology
,
expiration
,
fate
,
final solution
,
final twitch
,
final words
,
finale
,
finality
,
finis
,
finish
,
goal
,
hagiography
,
hagiology
,
hierology
,
izzard
,
last
,
last breath
,
last days
,
last gasp
,
last things
,
last trumpet
,
last words
,
latter end
,
logos Christology
,
logos theology
,
natural theology
,
neoorthodox theology
,
neoorthodoxy
,
omega
,
patristic theology
,
payoff
,
period
,
peroration
,
phenomenological theology
,
physicotheology
,
quietus
,
rationalism
,
religion
,
resolution
,
resting place
,
scholastic theology
,
secularism
,
soteriology
,
stoppage
,
stopping place
,
swan song
,
systematics
,
term
,
terminal
,
termination
,
terminus
,
the Judgment
,
theology
,
trump of doom
,
windup
monosyllable
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a word or utterance of one syllable
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antonym
,
articulation
,
expression
,
free form
,
homograph
,
homonym
,
homophone
,
lexeme
,
linguistic form
,
locution
,
logos
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metonym
,
minimum free form
,
polysyllable
,
syllable
,
synonym
,
term
,
usage
,
utterance
,
verbalism
,
verbum
,
vocable
,
word
polysyllable
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a word of more than three syllables
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antonym
,
articulation
,
expression
,
free form
,
grandiloquence
,
hard word
,
homograph
,
homonym
,
homophone
,
jawbreaker
,
lexeme
,
lexiphanicism
,
linguistic form
,
locution
,
logos
,
long word
,
metonym
,
minimum free form
,
monosyllable
,
sesquipedalian
,
syllable
,
synonym
,
term
,
usage
,
utterance
,
verbalism
,
verbum
,
vocable
,
word
lexeme
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a minimal unit (as a word or stem) in the lexicon of a language; `go' and `went' and `gone' and `going' are all members of the English lexeme `go'
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antonym
,
articulation
,
expression
,
free form
,
glosseme
,
homograph
,
homonym
,
homophone
,
icon
,
lexical form
,
linguistic form
,
locution
,
logos
,
metonym
,
minimum free form
,
monosyllable
,
morpheme
,
phrase
,
polysyllable
,
semasiological unit
,
sememe
,
sign
,
signifiant
,
significant
,
syllable
,
symbol
,
synonym
,
term
,
token
,
type
,
usage
,
utterance
,
verbalism
,
verbum
,
vocable
,
word
antonym
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a word that expresses a meaning opposed to the meaning of another word, in which case the two words are antonyms of each other; "to him the antonym of `gay' was `depressed'"
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antipode
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antipodes
,
antipole
,
antithesis
,
articulation
,
contra
,
converse
,
counter
,
counterbalance
,
countercheck
,
counterpoint
,
counterpoise
,
counterpole
,
counterterm
,
expression
,
foil
,
free form
,
homograph
,
homonym
,
homophone
,
inverse
,
lexeme
,
linguistic form
,
locution
,
logos
,
metonym
,
minimum free form
,
monosyllable
,
obverse
,
offset
,
opposite
,
opposite number
,
polysyllable
,
reverse
,
setoff
,
syllable
,
synonym
,
term
,
the contrary
,
the other side
,
usage
,
utterance
,
verbalism
,
verbum
,
vis-a-vis
,
vocable
,
word
synonym
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two words that can be interchanged in a context are said to be synonymous relative to that context
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Doppelganger
,
actual thing
,
antonym
,
articulation
,
carbon copy
,
copy
,
dead ringer
,
ditto
,
double
,
duplicate
,
equivalent
,
exact counterpart
,
expression
,
facsimile
,
free form
,
homograph
,
homonym
,
homophone
,
idem
,
identical same
,
lexeme
,
linguistic form
,
locution
,
logos
,
metonym
,
minimum free form
,
monosyllable
,
no other
,
none other
,
polysyllable
,
replica
,
selfsame
,
spit and image
,
spitting image
,
syllable
,
term
,
the same
,
the same difference
,
twin
,
usage
,
utterance
,
verbalism
,
verbum
,
very image
,
very same
,
vocable
,
word
homonym
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two words are homonyms if they are pronounced or spelled the same way but have different meanings
related words >
Doppelganger
,
actual thing
,
antonym
,
articulation
,
carbon copy
,
copy
,
dead ringer
,
ditto
,
double
,
duplicate
,
equivalent
,
exact counterpart
,
expression
,
facsimile
,
free form
,
homograph
,
homophone
,
idem
,
identical same
,
lexeme
,
linguistic form
,
locution
,
logos
,
metonym
,
minimum free form
,
monosyllable
,
no other
,
none other
,
polysyllable
,
replica
,
selfsame
,
spit and image
,
spitting image
,
syllable
,
synonym
,
term
,
the same
,
the same difference
,
twin
,
usage
,
utterance
,
verbalism
,
verbum
,
very image
,
very same
,
vocable
,
word
nous
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common sense; "she has great social nous"
related words >
Logos
,
Vernunft
,
World Reason
,
acuity
,
acuteness
,
adroitness
,
anima mundi
,
aptitude
,
aptness
,
archeus
,
brain
,
braininess
,
brains
,
brightness
,
brilliance
,
clear thinking
,
cleverness
,
conception
,
dexterity
,
discourse of reason
,
discursive reason
,
esprit
,
flair
,
genius
,
giftedness
,
gifts
,
gray matter
,
head
,
headpiece
,
infinite spirit
,
intellect
,
intellection
,
intellectual faculty
,
intelligence
,
keen-wittedness
,
keenness
,
mens
,
mental alertness
,
mental capacity
,
mentality
,
mercurial mind
,
mind
,
native cleverness
,
nimble mind
,
nimble-wittedness
,
nimbleness
,
oversoul
,
power of reason
,
psyche
,
quick parts
,
quick thinking
,
quick wit
,
quick-wittedness
,
quickness
,
ratio
,
rationality
,
ready wit
,
reason
,
reasoning
,
reasoning faculty
,
savvy
,
sharp-wittedness
,
sharpness
,
smartness
,
smarts
,
sprightly wit
,
supreme soul
,
talent
,
understanding
,
universal ego
,
universal life force
,
world principle
,
world soul
,
world spirit
,
world-self
locution
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related words >
adjectival phrase
,
antonym
,
articulation
,
choice of words
,
clause
,
composition
,
construction
,
dialect
,
diction
,
expression
,
formulation
,
free form
,
grammar
,
headed group
,
homograph
,
homonym
,
homophone
,
idiom
,
idiotism
,
language
,
langue
,
lexeme
,
lingo
,
lingua
,
linguistic act
,
linguistic form
,
logos
,
manner of speaking
,
metonym
,
minimum free form
,
monosyllable
,
noun phrase
,
paragraph
,
parlance
,
parol
,
parole
,
peculiar expression
,
period
,
personal usage
,
phonation
,
phrasal idiom
,
phrase
,
phraseology
,
phrasing
,
polysyllable
,
rhetoric
,
sentence
,
sequence of phonemes
,
set phrase
,
speaking
,
speech
,
speech act
,
standard phrase
,
string
,
syllable
,
synonym
,
syntactic structure
,
talk
,
term
,
the spoken word
,
tongue
,
turn of expression
,
turn of phrase
,
usage
,
use of words
,
usus loquendi
,
utterance
,
utterance string
,
verb complex
,
verb phrase
,
verbalism
,
verbiage
,
verbum
,
vocable
,
voice
,
way of speaking
,
word
,
word of mouth
,
word-group
,
wordage
,
wording
vocable
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a word that is spoken aloud
related words >
allophone
,
alveolar
,
antonym
,
apico-alveolar
,
apico-dental
,
articulation
,
aspiration
,
assimilation
,
bilabial
,
cacuminal
,
cerebral
,
check
,
consonant
,
continuant
,
dental
,
diphthong
,
dissimilation
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