Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
deiform
Adjective
/ˈdiːɪˌfɔːrm/
Definition
Having the form or nature of a deity; divine in appearance or characteristics.
Examples
- The artwork depicted a deiform figure, radiating an ethereal glow.
- In literature, the hero often takes on deiform traits as they overcome challenges and grow.
- The ancient texts spoke of beings that were deiform, possessing powers far beyond human understanding.
Meaning
The term ‘deiform’ describes something that resembles or embodies the qualities of a god.
Synonyms
- Divine
- Godlike
- Heavenly
- Celestial
