Definition Synonyms
Definition of consubstantial - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
TrinityRare identical in substance though different in aspectRare
- The Father and the Son are consubstantial in Christian doctrine.
2.
philosophyRare of the same substance or essenceRare
- The Father and Son are consubstantial in Christian theology.
Origin of consubstantial
Latin, con- (together) + substantia (substance)
Examples of consubstantial in a sentence
Their beliefs emphasize the consubstantial nature of the divine. The elements are consubstantial in this alloy. In their belief, the spirit and body are consubstantial.
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- French:consubstantiel, identique, ...
- German:wesensgleich, von gleicher Substanz, ...
- Italian:consustanziale, della stessa essenza, ...
- Spanish:consubstancial, consustancial, ...
- Portuguese:consubstancial, ...
- Chinese:同质的, 同一实质的, ...
- Japanese:同質の, 同質, ...
- Arabic:واحِد في الجَوْهَر, مُتَجَانِس الجَوْهَر, ...
- Hebrew:אֲחִיד בַּמָּהוּת, בְּמַהוּת אַחַת, ...
- Russian:единосущный, одной сущности, ...
- Ukrainian:єдиносущний, однієї сутності, ...
- Hindi:समानधर्मी, समान सार, ...
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