consubstanˈtialism noun

The doctrine of consubstantiation

consubstanˈtialist noun

A person who believes in consubstantiation

consubstantiality /-shi-alˈi-ti/ noun

consubstanˈtially adverb

consubstanˈtiate /-shi-āt/ transitive verb and intransitive verb

To unite in one common substance or nature, esp (theology) bread and wine and the body of Christ (also adjective)

consubstantiāˈtion noun

The doctrine of the actual, substantial presence of the body and blood of Christ coexisting in and with the bread and wine used at the Lord's Supper (cf transubstantiation)

consubstantiāˈtionist noun