Passibility
21passible — [ pasɪb(ə)l] adjective Christian Theology capable of feeling or suffering. Derivatives passibility noun Origin ME: from OFr., from late L. passibilis, from L. pass , pati suffer …
22passiveness — n. 1. Passivity. 2. Passibility. 3. Patience, calmness, submission …
23im — im; im·age·less; im·ag·er; im·ag·ism; im·balance; im·base; im·bat; im·ba·uba; im·be; im·be·cile·ly; im·be·cil·ic; im·be·cil·i·ty; im·bibe; im·bib·er; im·bi·bi·tion; im·bi·bi·tion·al; im·bi·rus·sú; im·brex; im·bri·ca·tion; im·bro·glio; im·brue;… …
24impassibility — im·passibility …
25Способность страдать — ♦ (ENG passibility) (от лат. passibilis страдающий) способность переносить мучение или боль; способность подвергаться изменениям под воздействием внешней силы. Теологическая проблема, к рая касается вопроса, страдает ли или претерпевает ли… …
26passible — /ˈpæsəbəl/ (say pasuhbuhl) adjective capable of suffering or feeling; susceptible to sensation or emotion. {Middle English, from Late Latin passibilis} –passibility /pæsəˈbɪləti/ (say pasuh biluhtee), noun …
27impassibility — Impassibility is the divine property of being incapable of being externally acted upon and, thus, of being immune from suffering. Of all the properties of God in classical theism, impassibility is probably the most controversial and widely… …
28passible — [pas′ə bəl] adj. [OFr < LL(Ec) < pp. of L pati, to suffer: see PASSION] that can feel or suffer passibility n …
29passible — adj. Theol. capable of feeling or suffering. Derivatives: passibility n. Etymology: ME f. OF passible or LL passibilis f. L pati pass suffer …
