consubstantial adjective. [kɒnsǝb'stanʃ(ǝ)l] LME.
[ecclesiastical Latin consubstantialis (translating Greek homoousios), formed as CON- + SUBSTANTIAL.]
Of the same substance or essence (esp. in Christian Theology of the three persons of the Trinity).

■ consubstantialist noun (Christian Theology) a believer in the consubstantiality of the persons of the Trinity, or in the doctrine of consubstantiation M17.

■ ,consubstanti'ality noun [ecclesiastical Latin consubstantialitas] identity of substance or essence M16.

■ consubstantially adverb L16.

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