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Terms vs Modalist - What's the difference?

terms | modalist |


As nouns the difference between terms and modalist

is that terms is while modalist is a believer in modalism.

As an adjective modalist is

of or pertaining to modalism.

Moralist vs Modalist - What's the difference?

moralist | modalist |


As nouns the difference between moralist and modalist

is that moralist is (pejorative) one who drives all decisions on perceived morals, especially one who enforces them with censorship while modalist is a believer in modalism.

As an adjective modalist is

of or pertaining to modalism.

Modalise vs Modalist - What's the difference?

modalise | modalist |


As a verb modalise

is an alternative spelling of modalize.

As an adjective modalist is

of or pertaining to modalism.

As a noun modalist is

a believer in modalism.

Medalist vs Modalist - What's the difference?

medalist | modalist |


As nouns the difference between medalist and modalist

is that medalist is one who has received a medal; one who has medalled while modalist is a believer in modalism.

As an adjective modalist is

of or pertaining to modalism.

Taxonomy vs Modalist - What's the difference?

taxonomy | modalist |


As nouns the difference between taxonomy and modalist

is that taxonomy is the science or the technique used to make a classification while modalist is a believer in modalism.

As an adjective modalist is

of or pertaining to modalism.

Modalist vs Modalism - What's the difference?

modalist | modalism | Derived terms |

Modalist is a derived term of modalism.


As nouns the difference between modalist and modalism

is that modalist is a believer in modalism while modalism is (christianity) the doctrine that the trinity is composed of three modes or aspects of divine self-revelation, rather than three parts of god.

As an adjective modalist

is of or pertaining to modalism.