idolastre (Meaning)
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idolastre (n.)
An idolater.
Synonyms & Antonyms of idolastre
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idolastre Sentence Examples
- The idolastre bowed reverently before the golden calf, believing it to be a sacred manifestation of their deity.
- Misguided and superstitious, the idolastre clung to their false idols, ignoring the true God.
- The ancient Romans were known for their idolatrous practices, worshiping a vast pantheon of lesser gods.
- Some modern cultures continue to practice idolatry, offering sacrifices and prayers to statues and symbols.
- A fervent idolastre, she placed her faith in a charismatic leader who claimed to possess divine powers.
- The church condemned idolatry as a grave sin, warning against the worship of any being other than the one true God.
- Many ancient tribes were idolaters, believing that their ancestors resided within carved wooden fetishes.
- The idolastre's beliefs were based on fear and superstition, rather than on reason or revelation.
- In some religions, idolatry is considered to be a form of blasphemy, punishable by severe consequences.
- Despite teachings and warnings, some people remain idolaters, drawn to the allure of earthly representations of the divine.
FAQs About the word idolastre
An idolater.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The idolastre bowed reverently before the golden calf, believing it to be a sacred manifestation of their deity.
Misguided and superstitious, the idolastre clung to their false idols, ignoring the true God.
The ancient Romans were known for their idolatrous practices, worshiping a vast pantheon of lesser gods.
Some modern cultures continue to practice idolatry, offering sacrifices and prayers to statues and symbols.
