syneisacticとは 意味・読み方・使い方

形容詞

syneisactic (comparative more syneisactic, superlative most syneisactic)

1. Pertaining to syneisactism; living together in chastity.
   • 1994, Jo Ann McNamara, in Clare A. Lees (ed.), Medieval Masculinities, University of Minnesota Press, p. 14:

     A syneisactic society, where women and men mingle and relate to one another without reference to accepted sex roles, is deeply threatening to the conventional order.

   • 2024, Diarmaid MacCulloch, Lower Than the Angels, Penguin 2025, p. 184:

     On Elvira's reckoning, if clerical marriage were to continue it must strictly be without sex, in the syneisactic manner.