Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun One who consummates, completes, or brings to perfection.
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- noun one who
consummates
Etymologies
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Examples
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Hence those people can be saved and attain final communion with God who through no fault of their own lack belief in Jesus Christ, indeed under certain circumstances even lack belief in the existence of a personal God as creator and consummator, but not – and this is decisive – without the grace of Christ working invisibly within them.
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“I am,” said a voice from everywhere, “supernatural, omnipotent, infinitely perfect, the creator of all existence, lord, king and consummator of the history of the world.”
Creatures: A Memoir 2008
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“I am,” said a voice from everywhere, “supernatural, omnipotent, infinitely perfect, the creator of all existence, lord, king and consummator of the history of the world.”
Creatures: A Memoir Terence Cannon 2008
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His titular publisher, husband of his niece, would function as his eyes and ears, his business enforcer, his legal researcher, his surrogate in the theater world—as the consummator of every Mark Twain scheme, plan, or whim.
Mark Twain Ron Powers 2005
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His titular publisher, husband of his niece, would function as his eyes and ears, his business enforcer, his legal researcher, his surrogate in the theater world—as the consummator of every Mark Twain scheme, plan, or whim.
Mark Twain Ron Powers 2005
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[1433] impugnari quidem saepenumero multisque modis ac debilitari potest, non ita tamen quin victrix evadat; [1434] et quidem in multis ad plenum usque certitudinem per Christum adolescit, [1435] qui fidei nostrae idem author est et consummator.
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