Melanchthonian
/ˌmɛləŋkˈθəʊnɪən/(also Melancthonian) Church History
adjective
Of or relating to Melanchthon or his beliefs or opinions; Philippistic.
Origin
Late 17th century (in an earlier sense). From Melanchthon, classicized form corresponding to the German surname of Philipp Schwartzerd (lit. ‘black earth’), German humanist, theologian, and reformer + -ian.
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- well-controlled
- well-cooked
- well-co-ordinated
- well-corked
- well-corned
- well-corrected
- well-couched
- well-counterfeited
- well covered
- well crafted
- well-crammed
- well crank
- well-creamed
- well-created
- well-crested
- well-cropped
- well-crushed
- well-cultivated
- well-cultured
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- well-curb
- well-cured
- well-curled
- well-curried