Antitrinitarian

an'tY-trinl-talY-an, a. Opposing the doctrine of the Trinity. — An'trtrin'ita'rianism, Opposition to, etc. Antitype, anlY-tip, That which is prefigured by the type; thus the paschal lamb was a type of which Christ the antitype. — Antityplcal, -tip'Y-kal, a. Pert, to, etc. explaining a type. — Antityplcally, adv. Antler, antler, A deciduous growth of bone on the head of a cervine animal, resembling horns in— cattle. [OF. antoiUier, prob. fr. ante, before.J Antlered, -lerd, a. Having, etc. Antonomasia, an'to-no-ma'zY-a, Use of a proper name for an appellative, as "a Cicero" for a great orator;office, etc.,conversely,for him the who use holds of a name as "denoting his majesty rank," for the king. [Gr., anti, instead, and onomazein, to name.] — An'to nomas'tically, adv.