polydaemonistic
/ˌpɒlɪdiːməˈnɪstɪk/(also polydemonistic)
adjective
Relating to or characterized by polydaemonism; believing in or worshipping many divinities.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Estlin Carpenter (1824–1927), Unitarian minister and college head. From poly- + demon or its etymon ancient Greek δαιμον-, δαίμων + -istic, after Dutch polydaemonistisch.
- pitch of the ball
- pitch-oil
- pitch opal
- pitchout
- pitch-penny
- pitch-perfect
- pitch phoneme
- pitch pine
- pitch pipe
- pitch-plaster
- pitch point
- pitchpole
- pitch polisher
- pitch pot
- pitch shifter
- pitch shot
- pitchside
- pitch someone/thing against
- pitch something up (or pitch up)
- lead the way
- lead time
- lead-up
- lead up to
- Leadville
- lead with one's chin