The doctrine that every physical substance is the sum of its component matter and the form taken by that matter.(noun)
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Use "hylomorphism" in a sentence
"Nor does Dietrich wish to distinguish God from creatures by postulating a theory of universal hylomorphism, which is the view that all creatures, even spiritual ones, are marked as creatures by the possession of some form of materiality."
"The word “form” in definition (3) naturally calls hylomorphism to mind."
"The 2000-year old thing is hylomorphism, the inextricable unity of matter and form."