Meanings
comparative more salvatic · superlative most salvatic
- rareOf, or related to salvation.
[…] the power of evil sought to overwhelm the power of God, but against their will, only succeeded in bringing about a salvatic event.
2002, Adeleke Dirisu Ajijola, The Hijacking of Christianity1 more example
In the Bal'aml frontispiece a Mongol figure of authority, with no Muslim insignia, has been placed at the heart of this salvatic vision.
2006, Linda Komaroff, Beyond the Legacy of Genghis KhanSynonyms: salvationary
Synonyms & antonyms
adjectiveOf, or related to salvation.
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