Similar words: relapse, elapse, elapsed, prelate, variant, impresario, variance, riparian. Meaning: ['prɪːlæp'serɪən /-'seər-] 
adj. of or relating to the time before the Fall of Adam and Eve.
adj. of or relating to the time before the Fall of Adam and Eve. 
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1. Anyone who denies the prelapsarian covenant of works jeopardizes the Biblical and Protestant doctrine of justification by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone.
2. He has tried to re-create a kind of prelapsarian downtown where there is no crime or homelessness.
3. The prelapsarian covenant may be called a covenant of works in respect to its terms, a covenant of life in respect to its goals and a covenant of nature in respect to its setting.
4. I know how to teach. CIA has a picture of my prelapsarian soul in their files.
5. They are in thrall not to John Maynard Keynes, sage of the Depression, but to his Cambridge contemporary, Frank Ramsey, a precocious polymath who made his contributions in the prelapsarian 1920s.
6. Conservative think-tanks have the same dream of return to a prelapsarian innocence.
7. Hosea 6:7 ("like Adam") confirms the consciousness of the Biblical authors of a prelapsarian covenant of works.
8. China last year gave the lie to several myths of the prelapsarian era. De-coupling is bunkum and even turbo-charged engines can lose steam.
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