theomorphic
ˌθiːəˈmɔːfɪk
Definition

Definition of theomorphic - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
divine formTECH.having the form of God or a godTECH.
  • The statue was theomorphic, resembling ancient deities.
2.
human divinityTECH.relating to humans having divine formTECH.
  • The philosophy discussed theomorphic aspects of human nature.
godlike
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Origin of theomorphic

Greek, theos (god) + morphe (form)

Examples of theomorphic in a sentence

  • The painting depicted a theomorphic figure with divine attributes.
  • The artist's work depicted theomorphic figures in various forms.
  • Ancient texts often describe rulers as having theomorphic qualities.

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  1. French:théomorphe, ...
  2. German:gottähnlich, ...
  3. Italian:teomorfo, teomorfico, ...
  4. Spanish:teomórfico, ...
  5. Portuguese:teomórfico, divino, ...
  6. Chinese:神形的, 神化的, ...
  7. Japanese:神の形をした, 神性を持つ, ...
  8. Arabic:إلهيّ الشكل, إِلٰهِيِّ الصُّورَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:תֵּאוֹמוֹרְפִי, אֱלֹהִי בְּצוּרָתוֹ, ...
  10. Russian:теоморфный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:теоморфний, богообразний, ...
  12. Hindi:थियोमॉर्फिक, दिव्य रूप, ...

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