Definition: Adi-amorphism is a type of transformation in physics and engineering that allows particles to exist as pairs, rather than individually. The word "adiamorphism" comes from Latin which translates to "two". It means two particles are combined into one particle which is a new entity or product. This idea is often used in chemistry and physics for the creation of complex molecules such as amides, where atoms can be bonded together to form new compounds.

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Definition: "Amorphism" in the Bible refers to a phenomenon where two or more different species of animals, plants, or insects can exhibit similar characteristics due to genetic mutations that arise from natural selection alone. The term was originally used metaphorically, suggesting an imbalance or discord between diverse species, which later evolved into its modern meaning of diversity within the same species.

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Definition: The phrase "Anamorphosis" originally meant an invisible shape or form, but in Bible terms, it describes a God who does not have visible manifestation as seen by mortal eyes. It's also often used metaphorically to describe a deity who cannot be seen or touched directly, as if it were a hidden aspect of the divine. The word has no direct equivalent in English today.

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