Definition: Antibalm is an ancient Hebrew term used to refer to the physical or mental traits of a person who had been cast out from the original family line due to sin, rebellion against their parents, or being unclean before coming into this world. Definition: 1. Antibalism or Antibleism: In Greek mythology, antibalism is an ancient mythological figure from the Epic of Gilgamesh, where he was a god who banished humans and gods alike from his realm to the underworld for their sins. 2. Antimalicious: A person who has been cast out by their family or community for certain wrongs. 3. The word "antibalm" can mean anything that is associated with being cast out of the original family line, which includes rejection of one's parents, rebellion against them, or unclean before entering into this world. It was used as a metaphor within the Bible and in early Christian thought to indicate the sinfulness and depravity of those who were cast out from the family lineage.
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