Pauline (en. Pauline)

/polin/

Meaning & Definition

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adjective
Related to Saint Paul or his doctrines.
The Pauline letters are an important part of the New Testament.
Les lettres pauliniennes sont une partie importante du Nouveau Testament.
Refers to a style or philosophy inspired by the teachings of Paul.
His Pauline worldview led him to adopt a different approach to life.
Sa vision pauline du monde l'a conduit à adopter une approche différente de la vie.

Etymology

From the name Paul, derived from the Latin 'Paulus'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

the Pauline message
The teaching or doctrine attributed to Saint Paul.
le message paulinien
Pauline thought
The concepts and ideas developed by Paul in his writings.
la pensée pauline

Related Words

Paulism
Doctrine based on the teachings of Paul.
paulisme
Pauline
Related to Paul or possessing his characteristics.
paulien

Slang Meanings

A style of argumentation that is highly reasoned.
He has a very Pauline reasoning when explaining his viewpoint.
Il a un raisonnement très pauline quand il explique son point de vue.
Refers to a person whose morality is largely influenced by religious ideas.
She has a very Pauline attitude toward human relationships.
Elle a une attitude très pauline sur les relations humaines.