idolous (Meaning)
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idolous (a.)
Idolatrous.
Synonyms & Antonyms of idolous
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
idolous Sentence Examples
- The temple was adorned with numerous idolous effigies depicting deities of the ancient world.
- The idolous rites of the cult involved elaborate sacrifices to appease their chosen god.
- The idolous statues were believed to possess supernatural powers and were treated with reverence by the faithful.
- The preacher denounced the idolous practices of the congregation, condemning them as paganistic and blasphemous.
- The king ordered the destruction of all idolous shrines and images within his realm, seeking to establish a pure monotheistic faith.
- The once-sacred idolous temple now lay in ruins, a testament to the transience of human beliefs.
- The idolous traditions of the tribe had been preserved for generations, passed down through oral history and ritual practices.
- The idolous cult operated in secrecy, its members fearing persecution from the authorities and rival religions.
- The idolous processions and festivals were a vibrant display of color, music, and devotion, attracting both believers and curious onlookers.
- The idolous beliefs and practices of ancient societies continue to fascinate historians and anthropologists, providing insights into the evolution of religious thought.
FAQs About the word idolous
Idolatrous.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The temple was adorned with numerous idolous effigies depicting deities of the ancient world.
The idolous rites of the cult involved elaborate sacrifices to appease their chosen god.
The idolous statues were believed to possess supernatural powers and were treated with reverence by the faithful.
The preacher denounced the idolous practices of the congregation, condemning them as paganistic and blasphemous.
