φυσίωσις (fusiōsis) — pride / arrogance / feeling of self-importance

Form 1

Part of speech: noun, f.

Inflections: φυσίωσις; -εως

Related lemmas: φύω

Sense 1: pride, arrogance, feeling of self-importance

Semantic entry: 88.215

Semantic domains: Moral and Ethical Qualities and Related Behavior

Subdomains: Arrogance, Haughtiness, Pride

Definition: (a figurative extension of meaning of φυσίωσις ‘inflation,’ not occurring in the NT) an inflated, puffed up, exaggerated view of one’s own importance

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OET-RV CO2 12:20

20 You see, I’m worried that when I come, I might not find you living how I’d want, and you all might not find me how you’d want. I’m worried that I might find strife and jealousy, anger and selfish ambition, slander and gossip, and conceit and disturbances.

OET-LV CO2 12:20

20 For/Because I _am _fearing, lest somehow having _come not such _as I _am _wanting, I _may _find you _all, and _I may _be _found by _you _all such _as not you _all _are _wanting, lest somehow strife, jealousy, rages, selfish _ambitions, slanders, gossips, conceits, disturbances,

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UBS Dictionary of the Greek New Testament

φυσίωσις

Form 1

Sense 1: pride, arrogance, feeling of self-importance