timotean

/tɪməˈtiːən/

Definitions

1. adjective

relating to Timothy, especially the second epistle attributed to him in the New Testament, or characteristic of the Timothy style of preaching.

“The sermon was a classic example of Timotean preaching, with a strong emphasis on personal responsibility and moral values.”

2. noun

a member or follower of a Timotean church or community.

“The Timotean community has been gaining popularity in recent years, with many people drawn to its unique blend of spirituality and social activism.”

Synonyms

  • Timothy-style
  • evangelical

Antonyms

  • apostate
  • heretic