arian

/ˈærɪən/

Definitions

1. noun

A person of European descent, especially one considered to be of pure or unmixed ancestry

“The arian heritage of the noble family was a source of great pride.”

2. noun

A member of a Christian sect that originated in the 4th century, rejecting the divinity of Jesus Christ

“The arian movement was eventually suppressed by the Roman Empire.”

3. adjective

Relating to or characteristic of the Arians or their beliefs

“The arian theology was a central issue in the early Christian Church.”

Synonyms

  • christian
  • europian

Antonyms

  • heathen
  • pagan