phallism (Meaning)
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phallism (n.)
The worship of the generative principle in nature, symbolized by the phallus.
Synonyms & Antonyms of phallism
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phallism Sentence Examples
- The ancient phallism of the Egyptian pharaohs symbolized power and fertility.
- The phallism of the linga in Hindu temples represents the regenerative forces of the universe.
- The phallism of the Easter Island statues may have been intended to ward off evil spirits.
- The phallism of the African fertility goddess Oshun evokes abundance and prosperity.
- The phallism of the Roman god Priapus was a symbol of virility and agricultural productivity.
- The phallism of the Mayan deity Itzamná symbolized the sky and the heavenly realm.
- The phallism of the Incan sun god Inti was associated with celestial power and authority.
- The phallism of the Aztec god Xipe Totec was linked to renewal and the shedding of the old.
- The phallism of the Greek god Pan represented nature's wildness and primal energies.
- The phallism of the Japanese fertility goddess Inari symbolized rice cultivation and agricultural wealth.
FAQs About the word phallism
The worship of the generative principle in nature, symbolized by the phallus.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The ancient phallism of the Egyptian pharaohs symbolized power and fertility.
The phallism of the linga in Hindu temples represents the regenerative forces of the universe.
The phallism of the Easter Island statues may have been intended to ward off evil spirits.
The phallism of the African fertility goddess Oshun evokes abundance and prosperity.
