🌌 Relating to origin ideas 🧑‍🎓 A believer in origin flow

emanationist

9.9

A person who believes everything flows out from one source

noun
/ˌɛmənəˈneɪʃənɪst/

Formal

: emanacionista

As an emanationist, he argued that everything in the universe flows from a single divine source.

Examples

Many ancient philosophers were considered emanationists because of their beliefs about the creation of reality.
An emanationist believes in the interconnectedness of all things.
The lecture explained how an emanationist views the relationship between the world and its origin.
Many emanationists argue that existence flows from a single source.
As an emanationist, he argued that everything in the universe flows from a single divine source.
The lecture explained how an emanationist views the relationship between the world and its origin.
Many ancient philosophers were considered emanationists because of their beliefs about the creation of reality.

Synonyms

monist

vsemanationist

Specialized

1 9.4

A person who believes everything is made of one basic thing

focuses on things originating by a gradual outflow from a single source

Surface Forms

emanationist singular

emanationists plural

Morphology

emanationist = emanation (semi-transparent) = emanation + ist

Regular agentive/ideological derivation from 'emanation' using '-ist', but the conceptual base is specialized vocabulary.

Etymology

Emanationist comes from the word emanate meaning 'to flow out' plus the ending -ist meaning 'a person'. So an emanationist is a person who believes that everything in the world 'flows out' from a single original source.