Adamhood
/ˈadəmhʊd/Chiefly poetic
noun
Manhood, humanity; (sometimes) specifically sinful and unregenerate human nature resulting from Adam's disobedience as described in Genesis.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in Edward Irving (1792–1834), preacher and theologian. From the name of Adam, the first human in the biblical account + -hood, after manhood.
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