The present process of causing things to share the same substance or to unite in nature.
From 'consubstantiate' (verb) with '-ing' (present participle marker). The '-ing' form describes the ongoing or continuous action of substances becoming unified.
The ongoing nature of this word was important to theologians—instead of describing a one-time magical moment, 'consubstantiating' suggests a continuous spiritual process happening every time someone takes communion.
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