Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
Corinthians
Noun
/kəˈrɪnθiənz/
Definition
A term referring to the inhabitants or citizens of Corinth, an ancient city in Greece, as well as a title for two books in the New Testament of the Christian Bible written by the Apostle Paul.
Examples
- The Corinthians were known for their diverse culture and wealth.
- In his letters, Paul addressed various issues faced by the Corinthians.
- Many Corinthians became early followers of Christ after Paul’s teachings.
Meaning
The term can refer to either a resident of Corinth or the biblical letters addressed to the Christian community in Corinth, which discuss faith, morality, and church practices.
Synonyms
- Corinthian (when referring to the style or characteristics)
- Greek (in a broader sense, if referring to the origin)
