1. of or relating to tritheism, the belief that the three persons of the Trinity are three distinct gods
Usage: theological

Examples

• The early church condemned tritheistical interpretations of the Trinity.
• His tritheistical views were considered heretical by orthodox Christians.
• The theologian argued against tritheistical tendencies in contemporary worship.
• Medieval scholars debated whether certain teachings were tritheistical in nature.
• The council rejected any tritheistical understanding of divine unity.
• Critics accused the sect of promoting tritheistical doctrines.