Pronunciation: /prilæpˈsɛriən/
noun a person who lived before the fall of mankind
A1 I heard about a prelapsarian paradise in my history class.
A2 The concept of prelapsarian innocence is often discussed in literature.
B1 Many religions have stories about prelapsarian times when humanity lived in harmony with nature.
B2 The idea of a prelapsarian state is a common theme in philosophical debates about human nature.
C1 Scholars have debated the implications of the prelapsarian condition described in religious texts.
C2 The concept of prelapsarian perfection has been a source of inspiration for many artists throughout history.
adjective relating to or characteristic of the time or state before the fall of mankind
A1 The garden was prelapsarian, untouched by human hands.
A2 The novel described a prelapsarian world where animals and humans lived in harmony.
B1 The artist's painting depicted a prelapsarian landscape with lush greenery and clear blue skies.
B2 The archaeologist discovered artifacts from a prelapsarian civilization buried deep underground.
C1 The philosopher pondered the concept of a prelapsarian state of innocence in human history.
C2 The theologian debated the theological implications of the prelapsarian condition in Christian doctrine.
formal The concept of a prelapsarian world is often explored in religious texts.
informal Some people believe that life was better in prelapsarian times.
slang Back in the prelapsarian days, things were chill.
figurative The garden was a prelapsarian paradise before the arrival of the new neighbors.
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