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DictionarygodDeity
noun / interjection

god

GAHD/ɡɑːd/

A supernatural being revered as having supreme power.

Worshippers place offerings before the bronze statue of their god.

A monumental bronze fictional deity statue with respectful worshippers and offerings.
Etymology
godOld Englishdeity

Old English god could name a deity generally as well as the Christian God. The present general sense continues that broader use; the word’s deeper origin is uncertain.

In context

HungryGen0:44
god is doing with their ministry they get to join us for one of our services or something like that and we get a chance to just see the power of god moving in different ways
You're Not Digging Deep Enough | Sunday Service | @alexanderpaganilive

More examples

  • She believes God hears every prayer.
  • Ancient Greeks worshiped many gods.
  • He treats money like a god.
  • Oh my god, this water is freezing!

Forms

god · gods

godlike adjective — Resembling a god in power or qualities.

Similar words

deity
A more formal term for a divine being.
divinity
Can name a god or the quality of being divine.