THEOS.

Meaning of THEOS. in English

1. theosophical.

2. theosophy.

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PTOLEMY XIV THEOS PHILOPATOR II — (Greek: God Loving His Father) born c. 59 died July 44 BC Macedonian king of Egypt from 47 to 44 …
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ANTIOCHUS II THEOS — born c. 287 BC died 246 king of the Seleucid dominions in the Middle East, who succeeded his father, Antiochus …
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THE- — or theo- combining form Etymology: Middle English theo-, from Latin, from Greek ~, theo-, from theos god ; God
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POLYTHEISM — noun Etymology: French ~e, from Late Greek polytheos polytheistic, from Greek, of many gods, from poly- + theos god Date: …
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PANTHEON — noun Etymology: Middle English Panteon, a temple at Rome, from Latin Pantheon, from Greek pantheion temple of all the gods, …
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PANTHEISM — noun Etymology: French panthéisme, from panthéiste pantheist, from English pantheist, from pan- + Greek theos god Date: 1732 a doctrine …
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ENTHUSIASM — noun Etymology: Greek enthousiasmos, from enthousiazein to be inspired, irregular from entheos inspired, from en- + theos god Date: 1603 …
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DEUS EX MACHINA — noun Etymology: New Latin, a god from a machine, translation of Greek theos ek mēchanēs Date: 1697 a god introduced …
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ATHEISM — noun Etymology: Middle French athéisme, from athée atheist, from Greek atheos godless, from a- + theos god Date: 1546 ungodliness …
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APOTHEOSIS — noun (plural apotheoses) Etymology: Late Latin, from Greek apotheōsis, from apotheoun to deify, from apo- + theos god Date: circa …
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GOD — I Deity or Supreme Being. Each of the major monotheistic world religions worships a Supreme Being, who is the sole …
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TRITHEITE — ˈtrī(ˌ)thēˌīt, (ˈ)trīˈth- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Late Greek tritheitēs, from tritheos believing in three gods (from Greek tri- three …
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THIS WORLD — noun Etymology: Middle English, from Old English thēos worold : the world known to living men : the world of …
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THESPESIA — theˈspēzh(ē)ə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek, feminine of thespesios marvelous, divine, literally, told by a god; akin …
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THE- — combining form or theo- Etymology: Middle English theo-, from Late Latin, from Latin, god, from Greek the-, theo- god, God, …
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POLYTHEISM — ˈpälē(ˌ)thēˌizəm, -lə̇(- noun Etymology: French polythéisme, from Late Greek polytheos believing in many gods (from Greek, of many gods, from …
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PANTHEON — ˈpan(t)thēˌän, ˈpaan-, -ēən sometimes panˈthēən noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English Panteon, temple at Rome built by the Roman …
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PANENTHEISM — paˈnen(t)thēˌizəm noun ( -s ) Etymology: German panentheismus, from pan- + Greek en in + German theismus theism (from Greek …
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ENTHUSIASM — -üzēˌazəm sometimes -zēəzəm noun ( -s ) Etymology: Greek enthousiasmos, from enthousiazein to be inspired, from entheos, enthous inspired, from …
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DODECATHEON — ˌdōdəˈkathēən noun Etymology: New Latin, from Greek dōdekatheon primrose, from neuter of dōdekatheos of twelve gods, from dōdeka- dodeca- + …
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DEUS EX MACHINA — |dāəˌsekˈsmakənə, |dēə-; |dāˌu̇ˌsekˈsmäkə̇nə; ÷-_sməˈshēnə noun Etymology: New Latin, a god from a machine, translation of Greek theos ek mēchanēs : …
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AUTOTHEISM — ˈ ̷ ̷(ˌ) ̷ ̷+(ˌ)thēˌizəm, ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈth- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Late Greek autotheos very God (from Greek aut- + theos god) + English …
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ATHEOUS — ˈāthēəs adjective Etymology: Greek atheos without god, from a- a- (II) + theos god — more at theism 1. obsolete …
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ATHEISM — ˈāthēˌizəm noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle French athéisme, from athée atheist (from Greek atheos godless, not believing in the …
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APOTHEOSIS — əˌpäthēˈōsə̇s, ˌapəˈthēəs- also (ˌ)aˌpäthēˈōs- sometimes ˌapəthēˈōs- noun ( plural apotheo·ses -ˌsēz) Etymology: Late Latin, from Greek apotheōsis, from apotheoun to …
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KARMA — (n.) One's acts considered as fixing one's lot in the future existence. (Theos.) The doctrine of fate as the inflexible …
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KARMA — ( n. ) One's acts considered as fixing one's lot in the future existence. (Theos.) The doctrine of fate as …
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THIS — /dhis/ , pron. and adj., pl. these /dheez/ ; adv. pron. 1. (used to indicate a person, thing, idea, state, …
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DEUS EX MACHINA — /day"euhs eks mah"keuh neuh, dee"euhs eks mak"euh neuh/ 1. (in ancient Greek and Roman drama) a god introduced into a …
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DEMON — also spelled daemon in religions worldwide, any of numerous malevolent spiritual beings, powers, or principles that mediate between the transcendent …
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