Abmintatious

Its a word that describes an indescribably good feeling.

Oh my god that sex was...abmintatious!

"how was your day?" "abmintatious!"

by SexyRockr May 29, 2009

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Armontae

A guy thats a gamer and play games all day but also has an awesome love life

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Person2: armontae

by ndeye July 15, 2014

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arminmaid

The sexiest tiktoker to ever exist.

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by coolandsexy69 June 9, 2021

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Armitage Hux

The hottest man in the entire star wars universe. Played by Domhnall Gleeson the hottest actor to exist.

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Armita

The goddess of fire in Mithraism religion.

In the Mithraism religion goddess of water is ”Anahita” and the goddess of fire is ”Armita”
It used as Iranian female name.

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Arminianism, which takes its name from Jacobus Arminius (Jakob Harmensen), is a moderate theological revision of Calvinism that limits the significance of Predestination. Arminius (1560 - 1609) was a Dutch Reformed theologian who studied at Leiden and Geneva. He became a professor at Leiden in 1603 and spent the rest of his life defending against strict Calvinists his position that God's sovereignty and human free will are compatible. He sought without success revision of the Dutch Reformed (Belgic) Confession; nevertheless, he was very influential in Dutch Protestantism.

A Remonstrance in 1610 gave the name Remonstrants to the Arminian party. They were condemned by the Synod of Dort (1618 - 19), but later received toleration. English revisionist theology of the 17th century was called Arminian, although possibly without direct influence from Holland. John Wesley accepted the term for his theological position and published The Arminian Magazine. The tension between the Arminian and Calvinist positions in theology became quiescent until Karl Barth sparked its revival in the 20th century.

by Theologist May 2, 2005

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