Apostolic

C1 16+

Pronunciation: /əˈpɑːstəlɪk/

Definitions of apostolic

noun a member of the apostolic church

Example Sentences

A1 The apostolic visited the church to deliver a message.

A2 The apostolic was known for his powerful sermons in the community.

B1 The apostolic travels to different countries to spread the teachings of the religion.

B2 The apostolic council met to discuss important matters affecting the church.

C1 The apostolic authority was recognized by all members of the congregation.

C2 The apostolic succession is a key aspect of the church's tradition and history.

adjective relating to the apostles or their teachings

Example Sentences

A1 The apostolic church was founded by the apostles.

A2 The apostolic tradition has been passed down for generations.

B1 The apostolic teachings emphasize the importance of spreading the gospel.

B2 The apostolic succession ensures continuity in leadership within the church.

C1 The apostolic authority of the Pope is recognized by Catholics worldwide.

C2 The apostolic exhortation called for unity among all Christians.

Examples of apostolic in a Sentence

formal The apostolic succession is a key belief in many Christian denominations.

informal My friend is studying to become an apostolic minister.

slang I heard that apostolic church has really good music during their services.

figurative The apostolic authority of the leader was unquestioned by the members of the community.

Grammatical Forms of apostolic

past tense

apostolized

plural

apostolics

comparative

more apostolic

superlative

most apostolic

present tense

apostolizes

future tense

will apostolize

perfect tense

has apostolized

continuous tense

is apostolizing

singular

apostolic

positive degree

apostolic

infinitive

to apostolize

gerund

apostolizing

participle

apostolized

Origin and Evolution of apostolic

First Known Use: 1250 year
Language of Origin: Greek
Story behind the word: The word 'apostolic' originates from the Greek word 'apostolikos' meaning 'pertaining to the apostles'.
Evolution of the word: Originally used in reference to the teachings or practices of the apostles in Christianity, the word 'apostolic' has evolved to also describe the authority, succession, or traditions associated with the apostles or their successors in various Christian denominations.