Sabellianizev.
/səˈbɛlɪənʌɪz/ intransitive. To adopt Sabellian views.
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Sabellianize1833
1833 J. H. Newman Arians 4th Cent. v. 379 Not only did he [sc. Athanasius] reluctantly abandon his associate, the unfortunate Marcellus, on his sabellianizing, but [etc.].
1840 J. H. Newman Church of Fathers x. 171 We have bid farewell to contentious deviations of doctrine,..neither Sabellianizing nor Arianizing.
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