His paintings had an Adamical simplicity that evoked the Garden of Eden.

The historian argued that every adamite, regardless of culture, shares a common ancestry.

The mineralogist carefully photographed a rare specimen of adamite before cataloging it.

The anthropologist argued that the isolated skeleton was a pre-Adamite.

The archaeologists uncovered tools that suggested a pre-Adamite culture had once thrived in the valley.

The linguist argued that an Adamic vocabulary, supposedly spoken by the first man, left traces in several ancient languages.

A small group of adamites met at dawn to perform a ritual they believed would restore humanity's original innocence.

The theologian presented an Adamitic reading of the Genesis account that emphasized humanity's original responsibilities.

The scholar noted an Adamitical undertone in the sermon, suggesting it drew on themes of original innocence and the fall.

The lone Adamian stood outside the chapel, refusing to answer any questions about his beliefs.