deity

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[edit] English

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    - IPA: /ˈdiːɛti/
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From Latin deus ‘god’ + -ī.

[edit] Noun

deity (plural deities)

  1. (mythology), (religion) A preternatural or supernatural human or non-human being or entity, or an object that possesses miraculous or supernatural attributes, powers or superpowers (e.g. a god or goddess).
  2. (mythology), (religion) The divine character of a divinity.
  3. (mythology), (religion) A being, entity or object revered as a god or goddess.

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  1. ^ The American Heritage Book of English Usage. A Practical and Authoritative Guide to Contemporary English. 1996.

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