creaturely
[ kree-cher-lee ]
adjective
Origin of creaturely
1Other words from creaturely
- crea·ture·li·ness, noun
- un·crea·ture·ly, adjective
Words Nearby creaturely
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How to use creaturely in a sentence
His perfection is to be sought in creaturely subjection and free conformity to the Divine purpose.
Lux Mundi | VariousPleasure and pain, happiness and suffering, are elements of creaturely experience appointed by God.
Expositor's Bible: The Book of Job | Robert WatsonBut in virtue of his creaturely position, man's personality cannot be an end to itself.
Lux Mundi | VariousIt is a creaturely, not self-asserting strength; it is not godlike, but consists in dependence on God.
All creaturely causes derive their efficiency directly and continually from the First Cause.
The Theistic Conception of the World | B. F. (Benjamin Franklin) Cocker
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