Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

theomorphic

Adjective

/θiːəˈmɔːrfɪk/

Definition

Having the form or nature of a god; resembling a deity.

Examples

The theomorphic attributes of the statue made it seem almost alive.
In mythology, many characters were described as theomorphic, possessing divine qualities.
The artist aimed to create a theomorphic image that conveyed transcendent power.

Meaning

The term ‘theomorphic’ describes something that embodies or reflects the characteristics of a god or deity, often used in religious or philosophical contexts to discuss the nature of divine beings and their representation.