disdeify (Meaning)
Webster
disdeify (v. t.)
To divest or deprive of deity or of a deific rank or condition.
Synonyms & Antonyms of disdeify
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
disdeify Sentence Examples
- The people disdeified the once-revered ancient god when they realized his evil.
- After decades of worship, the villagers disdeified the deity when they learned it was responsible for their misfortune.
- The act of disdeifying a revered goddess by the ancient Romans was a symbol of their rebellion against her oppressive rule.
- The philosopher disdeified the traditional beliefs of the people, challenging their perception of the divine.
- The historical event of disdeifying a respected idol caused widespread chaos and skepticism among the masses.
- In the fictional world of the novel, the ritual to disdeify a false god required a combination of magic and ancient incantations.
- The religious order's decision to disdeify a controversial saint sparked a heated debate and division among the followers.
- The archaeological discovery of a disdeified ancient artifact shed light on the forgotten practices of a lost civilization.
- The news of a disdeified celebrity caused a media frenzy and sent shockwaves throughout the entertainment industry.
- The emperor's edict to disdeify a conquered nation's gods was met with fierce resistance and resulted in armed conflict.
FAQs About the word disdeify
To divest or deprive of deity or of a deific rank or condition.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The people disdeified the once-revered ancient god when they realized his evil.
After decades of worship, the villagers disdeified the deity when they learned it was responsible for their misfortune.
The act of disdeifying a revered goddess by the ancient Romans was a symbol of their rebellion against her oppressive rule.
The philosopher disdeified the traditional beliefs of the people, challenging their perception of the divine.
