consubstantiate

Such metaphors were subliminal, productive, consubstantiating, and ideologically potent.

In moving from profane to sacred, the wine goes not from one to the other but from one in the other, consubstantiating in such a way that Sack becomes both body and spirit--and yet more than both.

The Azibo Nosology plainly situates itself in African personality theory normalcy via interpretability only in deviation from or distortion of the correct orientation construct which is explicitly based in consubstantiating "Spirit." Thus, it is unassailably tied to ADP intergenerationally, as in vertical self-extension, and communally, as in horizontal self-extension.