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creation (noun) creationary (adjective)

creation (noun) creationary (adjective)


creationary adj. of, relating to, produced by, founded on, based on, concerned with, or for creation; e.g. creationary evidence, creationary design, creationary origin, creationary science, creationary scientists, creationary astronomy, creationary astronomers, creationary geology, creationary geologists, creationary biology, creationary biologists, creationary genetics, creationary geneticists, creationary theory, creationary theorists, creationary thought, creationary thinkers

The adjective creationary ought to be added to the active core vocabulary of every educated English-speaking person so that it can then be used alongside the corresponding adjective evolutionary. I encourage you to learn this excellent word and then pass it on to others.

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creationary research or evolutionary research

Future creationary research could focus on additional species found in the islands as well as more detailed studies of adaptive and nonadaptive radiation in the endemic species groups. [changed from creationist (noun used as modifier) to creationary (adjective); from Occasional Papers of the Baraminology Study Group (June 15, 2005 Number Five)- A Grander View of Nature: Creation and Evolution in the Galápagos Islands by T. C. Wood] (2006.04.15)

The Creation Research Society, established to promote and fund "scientific" creationary research, publishes a journal called the Creation Research Society Quarterly. [changed from creation (an attributive noun, functioning adjectivally) to creationary (a true adjective in both structure and function, cf. creational/evolutional); (The (modified) sentence was written by Brett Vickers and was taken from The Talk.Origins Archive entitled "The Creation Research Society's Creed".)] (2006.04.25)

Her appointment now to AiG fulfills a dream that she has had for several years, after noticing that there were not very many women engaged in even part-time creationary research and lecturing. [changed from creation (noun used adjectivally/adjectival noun/modifying noun) to creationary (adjective); (This sentence was taken from the AiG article entitled "A first in creation research!", by Kelly Hollowell, J.D., Ph.D.) (A first in creationary research!)] (2006.04.25)


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