Definition: The word "antihydrophobic" in biblical context means that something doesn't attract water or other liquids, making it difficult for its molecules to penetrate or form bonds with water. This term is most often used in religious texts and scriptures to describe certain substances, especially those found in nature but not widely recognized as beneficial to humans. It's an important concept in the interpretation of the Bible, particularly the early Christian texts.
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