faineant deity Synonyms

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faineant deity Meaning

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A deity recognized as real but conceived as not acting in human affairs, hence not worshiped.

The faineant deity lounged on his opulent throne, utterly indifferent to the plight of his worshippers.
The ancient faineant deity was said to reside in a hidden temple, where he napped eternally, oblivious to the world outside.
The faineant deity's apathy and inaction had caused widespread despair and suffering among his followers.
Despite their pleas for assistance, the faineant deity remained indolent, refusing to intervene in their struggles.
The faineant deity's negligence led to a decline in faith, as people questioned his power and benevolence.
A group of brave rebels dared to challenge the faineant deity, demanding that he fulfill his duties or abdicate his throne.
The faineant deity, roused from his slumber, was furious at the audacity of his subjects, but he was too lazy to punish them.
The faineant deity's inaction ultimately led to his downfall, as his followers abandoned him and sought solace elsewhere.
In the end, the faineant deity was forgotten, his name relegated to the annals of history as a cautionary tale of divine negligence.
The legacy of the faineant deity serves as a reminder that even gods are capable of complacency and indifference.

A deity recognized as real but conceived as not acting in human affairs, hence not worshiped.

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The faineant deity lounged on his opulent throne, utterly indifferent to the plight of his worshippers.

The ancient faineant deity was said to reside in a hidden temple, where he napped eternally, oblivious to the world outside.

The faineant deity's apathy and inaction had caused widespread despair and suffering among his followers.

Despite their pleas for assistance, the faineant deity remained indolent, refusing to intervene in their struggles.