God
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English
Noun
god (plural gods)
- The deity of Judaism and Christianity.
- A deity; a typically immortal being with superior powers
- A deity in charge of a specific matter
- Posseidon was the Greek god of the ocean.
- (Hinduism and Buddhism) A being temporarily reborn (reincarnated) into one of the realms of gods as a result of positive karma
- A person in high position of authority or admiration; an expert or celebrity
Usage Note
The word "god" is often applied both to males and females. There is also a female form "goddess".
Synonyms
Related terms
- demigod
- god-fearing
- godded
- goddess
- godding
- godhead
- godhood
- godlike
- godling
- godly
- godsend
- godship
- godward
- ungodly
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Proper noun
God
- The single god of various monotheistic religions.
- An impersonal and universal spiritual presence or force.
Synonyms
Related Terms
- God Squad
- Oh my God
- goddamn and related terms
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See Also
Dutch
Noun
god (Plural: goden, Diminutive: godje)
- god
Related terms
- godin
Proper Noun
God
- God
Frisian
Proper noun
God
- God
Anglo-Saxon
god
Swedish
Adjective
god
common neuter singular god gott plural goda goda