plenitudinarian Antonyms
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Meaning of plenitudinarian
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plenitudinarian (n.)
A plenist.
plenitudinarian Sentence Examples
- The plenitudinarian believed that the universe was governed by numerous deities.
- The plenitudinarian's philosophy promoted the idea that the world was a realm of infinite possibilities.
- In the plenitudinarian's view, every event held a cosmic significance.
- The plenitudinarian held that even the smallest of creatures played a vital role in the grand scheme of things.
- The plenitudinarian's writings were filled with mystical symbolism and obscure references.
- The plenitudinarian's teachings inspired a small but devoted group of followers.
- The plenitudinarian society was known for its reclusive nature and its devotion to hidden knowledge.
- The plenitudinarians believed that the future held infinite potential for enlightenment.
- The plenitudinarian's ideas were often misunderstood by those outside their circle.
- Despite the obscurity of their beliefs, the plenitudinarians left a lasting impact on the intellectual landscape of their time.
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A plenist.
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The plenitudinarian believed that the universe was governed by numerous deities.
The plenitudinarian's philosophy promoted the idea that the world was a realm of infinite possibilities.
In the plenitudinarian's view, every event held a cosmic significance.
The plenitudinarian held that even the smallest of creatures played a vital role in the grand scheme of things.
