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Meaning of deifical
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deifical (a.)
Making divine; producing a likeness to God; god-making.
deifical Sentence Examples
- The rituals performed by the ancient priestesses were considered deifical, imbued with divine significance.
- The architecture of the cathedral possessed a deifical quality, inspiring awe and reverence among worshipers.
- The hymns sung during the ceremony conveyed a sense of deifical presence, uplifting the spirits of the congregation.
- The artwork adorning the temple walls depicted scenes of deifical intervention in human affairs.
- Scholars often debate the deifical attributes ascribed to legendary figures in mythology.
- The sacred texts contain passages describing deifical acts performed by gods and goddesses.
- In certain cultures, specific gestures are deemed deifical, symbolizing devotion and piety.
- The coronation ceremony was filled with deifical symbolism, affirming the ruler's divine right to govern.
- The creation myth portrays the universe as the result of a deifical act of cosmic significance.
- Followers of the faith believe in the transformative power of prayer, viewing it as a deifical connection to the divine.
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Making divine; producing a likeness to God; god-making.
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The rituals performed by the ancient priestesses were considered deifical, imbued with divine significance.
The architecture of the cathedral possessed a deifical quality, inspiring awe and reverence among worshipers.
The hymns sung during the ceremony conveyed a sense of deifical presence, uplifting the spirits of the congregation.
The artwork adorning the temple walls depicted scenes of deifical intervention in human affairs.
