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Term: Maniche

Noun (Singular)

1. One who adheres to or follows the religious beliefs of Manichaeism.
2. A person who sees the world in terms of black and white, unable to see shades of gray.

Sample Sentences:

1. He declared himself as a devoted maniche, dedicated to the teachings of Manichaeism.
2. John is such a maniche; he always believes people are either inherently good or evil, with no in-between.

Adjective

1. Relating to or characteristic of the Manichaeans or Manichaeism.
2. Pertaining to a simplistic and rigid worldview that categorizes everything as good or evil.

Sample Sentences:

1. The scholar studied the maniche texts to gain a deeper understanding of the ancient religious beliefs.
2. Her maniche perspective prevented her from appreciating the nuanced complexities of the situation.

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