Relating to or resembling chrism; having the nature or quality of sacred anointing oil.
From 'chrism' plus the suffix '-atine' (or '-ine'), a less common adjectival ending. This scholarly term appears mostly in theological writing and represents an effort to create a more refined adjective form.
Chrismatine is so rare that you'd be hard-pressed to find it in any modern dictionary—it's a ghost word that exists mainly in historical theological manuscripts where scholars were experimenting with Latin-based descriptive language.
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