Adamite

Pronunciation: /æˈdæmɪt/

Adamite (noun)

  1. A member of a Christian group that believed people should live without sin and follow the example of the first human.
  2. A person described as connected to Adam, especially in religious writing or discussions about early humanity.

Examples

  • A religious sect member follows strict beliefs about purity.
  • The religious sect member teaches rules that many people find unusual.