theocrasy
noun
the·oc·ra·sy
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variants or theocrasia or less commonly theokrasia
ˌthēəˈkrāz(h)ēə
plural theocrasies or theocrasias
1
: a fusion or mixture of different deities in the minds of worshipers
the theocrasy of divinities of East and West
also : the identification of formerly separate deities
the theocrasy of Zeus and Helios in the invocation of Zeus-Helios as one god
2
: an intimate union of the soul with the One or God in contemplation
Word History
Etymology
Late Greek theokrasia, from Greek the- + -krasia (from kras- —stem of kerannynai to mix—+ -ia -y)
- change pocket
- change purse
- change resin
- change ringer
- change ringing
- change round
- change someone's mind
- change something over to
- change the subject
- change three
- change wheel
- change-of-day line
- changeabilities
- changeability
- changeable
- changeableness
- changeablenesses
- changeabler
- changeablest
- changeablier
- changeabliest
- changeably
- changeabout
- changed
- changed down