triunity
- noun
- /traɪˈjuːnɪti/
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triunidad
- Throughout Peacocke's writings, the transcendent, immanent, and incarnate creativity and relationality of God have been held together in a variety of ways by the Christian concept of the triunity of God.
- the triunity of God
Examples
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What is the point of distinguishing the modes of suffering in the triunity of God?
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So God's triunity precedes the divine lordship. 97
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Many theologians discuss the concept of triunity to explain how God's three persons operate as one.
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The notion of triunity helps illustrate the relationship between the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in Christianity.
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In philosophy, triunity can be used to describe any group of three entities that are perceived as a single unit.
Synonyms
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A group of three people who perform together, like musicians
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A group of three people who act together
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A group of three people or things seen as one unit
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A group of three similar things seen as one unit
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A group of three people or things
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A group of three things
A group of three things seen or used together
Having three parts
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Etymology
The word triunity comes from the parts tri- and unity, where tri- means 'three', just like in tricycle or triangle, and unity means 'one' or being together. So, triunity means 'three-in-one', a group of three seen as a single unit.