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Definition of god - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
deitysupernatural being worshipped as controlling power
- Many ancient cultures worshipped the sun as a god..
2.
religious statuerepresentation of a deity, often a statue
- The temple housed a golden god.
3.
hero worshipsomeone or something highly revered or admired
- He was a god in the world of music.
4.
skillUS person exceptionally skilled in an activityUS
- She is a god at playing chess.
5.
game ownerTECH. owner of a multi-user dungeon in gamesTECH.
- The god of the game set new rules.
Images of god
representation of a deity, often a statue
Expressions with god
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surpassing others in quality or achievement
The graphics in this game are god tier.
make decisions with serious consequences as if infallible
Doctors should not play god with patients' lives.
toilet bowl humorously called an object of worship
He prayed to the porcelain god after drinking too much.
man with remarkable sex appeal or sexual prowess
Everyone says he's a sex god.
someone cares about wealth more than anything else
For that banker, money is his god.
deity believed to be alive and active
They prayed to the Living God for guidance.
only a higher power knows the answer or truth
God alone knows where he went.
used to stress the unknown or unknowable
God only knows why he did that.
person with small power who acts very self-important
The manager acts like a little tin god around the office.
person who abuses authority in petty ways
The manager acted like a tin god, micromanaging every task.
person or entity speaking with unquestionable authority
The leader spoke with the voice of god during the meeting.
express good wishes or invoke divine favor
When someone sneezes, people often say 'god bless'.
god representing the sun
In ancient Egypt, Ra was a sun god.
notable let-down or flop
The new policy was a god that failed.
god who controls the earth
In ancient stories, the earth god was very powerful.
deity associated with forests and nature
The villagers prayed to the forest god for a bountiful harvest.
deity associated with war and victory
Ares is a well-known war god in Greek mythology.
extremely unpleasant or bad
The weather today is god-awful..
real or genuine without any doubt
This is an honest-to-god miracle.
deity with whom one has personal relationship
She prayed to her personal god for guidance.
entity demanding complete attention or loyalty
The company became a jealous god, requiring all his time.
to vomit into a toilet bowl as a humorous expression
He had to pray to the porcelain god after the party.
vomit into a toilet
After drinking too much, he had to worship the porcelain god.
god of fields and shepherds with goat features
Pan is a well-known goat god in Greek mythology.
Origin of god
Old English, god (deity)
Terms with god included in their meaning
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religion
spiritual being serving God in heaven
spirituality
strong belief in a religion or God
religion
dedicated to a religious purpose or god
personal devotion
showing strong belief in a god or gods
faith practice
deep respect shown to a god, including rituals and prayers
religion
Christian song of praise sung to God or a saint
religious belief
God was believed to have responded to prayer
religion
speak words to a god or higher power
religion
sacred book of Islam with God's word
godly
related to a god or deity
worship
statue or object worshipped as a god
religious belief
person who believes that nothing is known about God's existence
religion
expresses praise or thanks to God
religion
express gratitude to God for something good
religion
showing disrespect for God, deities, or sacred things
belief in god
person who believes in the existence of a god or gods
religion
place believed to be the home of God or blessed souls
theology
chief evil spirit and enemy of God
deity
God, often capitalized
human being
person who can die, not a god or spirit
sacred role
person who delivers messages believed to come from a god
religion
study of God or gods and religious truth
religious reverence
worship paid to God or a deity
religious activity
engaged in praying to a god or higher power
Examples of god in a sentence
The statue was dedicated to a war god. The villagers worshipped a stone god. In the museum, there was an ancient wooden god. In his eyes, she was a god of fashion. The actor became a god to his fans. He's a god when it comes to coding.
In the kitchen, he's a god among chefs. The god decided to shut down the server. Players often contact the god for support.
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- French:dieu, idole, ...
- German:Gott, Götterbild, ...
- Italian:dio, idolo, ...
- Spanish:dios, ídolo, ...
- Portuguese:deus, ídolo, ...
- Chinese:神, 神像, ...
- Japanese:神, 神像, ...
- Arabic:إِلٰه, صَنَم, ...
- Hebrew:אֵל, אֱלִיל, ...
- Russian:бог, идол, ...
- Ukrainian:бог, божество, ...
- Hindi:देवता, मूर्ति, ...
Definition of GOD - Reverso English Dictionary
Abbreviation
1.
abr: Garage Door Openerdevice that opens and closes a garage door remotely
- Press the GOD before driving into the garage.
2.
abr: Generalized Anxiety DisorderTECH. US mental health condition with strong, ongoing worry about many thingsTECH. US
- She was diagnosed with GOD last year.
Acronym
- England landed in the GOD this year.
Origin of GOD
Old English god (deity)
Examples of GOD in a sentence
Keep the GOD in the center console. His therapist is treating him for GOD. People with GOD may struggle to relax. Fans groaned when Brazil entered the GOD. Analysts called Group C a true GOD.
View all translations of GOD
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- French:ouvre-porte de garage, groupe de la mort, ...
- German:Garagentoröffner, Todesgruppe, ...
- Italian:aprigarage, girone della morte, ...
- Spanish:abrepuertas de garaje, grupo de la muerte, ...
- Portuguese:comando da porta da garagem, grupo da morte, ...
- Chinese:车库门开启器, 死亡之组, ...
- Japanese:ガレージドア開閉機, 死の組, ...
- Arabic:فَتّاح باب المَرْأَب, مَجْمُوعَةُ المَوْت, ...
- Hebrew:פּוֹתְחָן דֶּלֶת מוּסָךְ, קבוצת הַמָּוֶת, ...
- Russian:автоматический открыватель гаражных ворот, группа смерти, ...
- Ukrainian:відкривач гаражних дверей, група смерті, ...
- Hindi:गैरेज दरवाज़ा खोलने वाला उपकरण, मौत का ग्रुप, ...
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