Godhood Meaning in English
word
ˈɡɑdˌhʊd
GAHD-hood
ˈɡɒdhʊd
GOD-hood
释义
The state or quality of being a god; the condition of having divine nature or status.
用法与细微差别
Formal and literary; used mainly in discussions about mythology, religion, or philosophy. Not common in daily speech. Closely related to the idea of becoming divine or attaining 'godlike' qualities.
Spanish: divinidadPortuguese (BR): divindadePortuguese (PT): divindadeChinese (Simplified): 神性 - 成为神Chinese (Traditional): 神性 - 成為神Hindi: ईश्वरत्वArabic: الألوهيةBengali: ঈশ্বরত্ব - দেবত্বRussian: божественность - статус богаJapanese: 神性 - 神格Vietnamese: thần tính - trạng thái thần thánhKorean: 신성 - 신격Turkish: tanrısallık - tanrılaşmaUrdu: الوہیت - خدائی حیثیتIndonesian: keilahian - sifat ketuhanan
例句
Many myths tell how a hero achieves godhood.
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People in ancient cultures worshipped rulers as if they had godhood.
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Some religions believe humans can reach godhood through spiritual growth.
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Achieving godhood in legend usually comes with great responsibility and power.
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Some fantasy stories make godhood look like both a gift and a curse.
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He dreamed of immortality, but what he really wanted was godhood.
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