Sunday Word: Lapsarian
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1word1daylap·sa·ri·an [læpˈsɛərɪən]:
origin: Latin; lapsus= "fall" + -arian= “believer" or "advocate”. English; lapse= "to slip".
noun
Of or pertaining to "The Fall of Man", as encapsulated in the tale of Adam & Eve in the Garden of Eden (Judeo-Christian bible); a fall from grace or innocence.
origin: Latin; lapsus= "fall" + -arian= “believer" or "advocate”. English; lapse= "to slip".
noun
Of or pertaining to "The Fall of Man", as encapsulated in the tale of Adam & Eve in the Garden of Eden (Judeo-Christian bible); a fall from grace or innocence.
