demonolatry (Meaning)
Wordnet
demonolatry (n)
the acts or rites of worshiping devils
Webster
demonolatry (n.)
The worship of demons.
Synonyms & Antonyms of demonolatry
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demonolatry Sentence Examples
- The ancient cult practiced demonolatry, offering sacrifices to dark entities in exchange for power.
- Scholars study the rituals and beliefs of demonolatry to understand the cultural and religious practices of past civilizations.
- Demonolatry is often associated with forbidden knowledge and occult practices.
- The medieval witch trials targeted individuals suspected of practicing demonolatry.
- Some occultists incorporate elements of demonolatry into their spiritual practices, seeking to harness the power of infernal beings.
- In certain mythologies, stories of demonolatry abound, depicting mortals making pacts with demons for personal gain.
- The practice of demonolatry is considered heretical by many mainstream religious groups.
- Despite its taboo nature, demonolatry continues to hold fascination for those drawn to the darker aspects of spirituality.
- Historical texts provide insight into the rituals and ceremonies of ancient demonolatry.
- The rise of modern Satanism has renewed interest in the study of demonolatry and its cultural significance.
FAQs About the word demonolatry
the acts or rites of worshiping devilsThe worship of demons.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The ancient cult practiced demonolatry, offering sacrifices to dark entities in exchange for power.
Scholars study the rituals and beliefs of demonolatry to understand the cultural and religious practices of past civilizations.
Demonolatry is often associated with forbidden knowledge and occult practices.
The medieval witch trials targeted individuals suspected of practicing demonolatry.
