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What (who) is hypostatic - definition
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Hypostased; Hypostases; Hypostatic; Hypostasis (disambiguation); Hypostatisation
Hypostatic
·adj ·Alt. of Hypostatical.
hypostatic
[?h??p?(?)'stat?k]
¦ adjective Theology relating to the persons of the Trinity.
Derivatives
hypostatical adjective
Hypostasis
Hypostatic, hypostasis, or hypostatization (hypostatisation; from the Ancient Greek , "under state") may refer to:
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Hypostasis
Hypostatic, hypostasis, or hypostatization (hypostatisation; from the Ancient Greek ὑπόστᾰσις, "under state") may refer to:
- Hypostasis (philosophy and religion), the essence or underlying reality
- Hypostatic abstraction (mathematics and logic)
- Hypostasis of the Archons, a Gnostic work
- Hypostasis (linguistics), personification of entities
- Hypostasis (literature), awareness by a fictional character that their world is fictional
- Hypostatic gene, as a result of epistasis
- Hypostasis (livor mortis), corpse's discoloration
- Hypostatic model of personality, a psychological model, or theory, of personality masks
- Hypostatic union, Christian concept
- Holding current (electronics), or the hypostatic current
- Reification (fallacy), where hypostasis identifies a reified thing, and hypostatization refers to the thought process
- Sediment in a liquid, including:
- Sediment#Dregs
- A type of boss enemy in the video game Genshin Impact
Examples of use of hypostatic
1. I mean, we are required to believe in some pretty odd ideas: the Hypostatic Union of Christ‘s human nature with the Divine Logos that took place at His conception, for example, or the Assumption of Mary, his mother, body and soul, into heaven.