Thomases
Those requiring proof
Thomases is the plural of Thomas, the given name.
It typically refers to multiple people named Thomas: The Thomases in our family all share the same middle name.
The form also appears in phrases like doubting Thomases, meaning skeptics who require proof before believing—from the biblical apostle who doubted Christ's resurrection until he could touch the wounds himself.
Committed follower of teaching
- doubtingQuestioning the truth
- faithTrust without proof
- skepticismDisposition toward doubt
- GospelChristian salvation teaching
New Testament · Jesus · twin · belief · resurrection · miracles · saint · Christianity
Quantities divisible evenly
- namesakesThose sharing another's name
- bearersThose who carry things
- individualsSeparate, distinct people
- personsIndividual humans, plural
duplicates · several · many · numerous · group · collection
disciple
Committed follower of teaching
- doubtingQuestioning the truth
- faithTrust without proof
- skepticismDisposition toward doubt
Gospel · New Testament · Jesus · twin · belief · resurrection · miracles · saint · Christianity · missionary
multiples
Quantities divisible evenly
- namesakesThose sharing another's name
- bearersThose who carry things
- individualsSeparate, distinct people
persons · duplicates · several · many · numerous · group · collection
Tommie
Diminutive given name
- Thomas EdisonProlific American inventor
- Thomas JeffersonThird American president
- Thomas Paine"Common Sense" author
- St. ThomasAmerican Caribbean island
- Thomas HardyVictorian novelist and poet
- doubting ThomasesThose requiring proof