kathenotheism
noun
kathen·o·theism
(ˈ)kat¦henōthēˌizəm,
kaˈthe-;
(¦)kat¦henō¦th-,
ka¦thenō¦th-
: the worship of one god at a time as supreme without denying the existence of other gods and including the tendency to make different gods supreme one after the other compare henotheism
Word History
Etymology
katheno- (from Greek kath' hena one at a time, from kata down, according to, by + hena, accusative singular masculine of heis one) + theism
- phosphoritic
- phosphorization
- phosphorize
- phosphorized
- phosphorizes
- phosphorizing
- phosphoro-
- phosphorofluoridic acid
- phosphorogen
- phosphorogenic
- phosphorograph
- phosphorographic
- phosphorography
- phosphorolyses
- phosphorolysis
- phosphorolytic
- phosphoroscope
- phosphorothioic acid
- phosphorous
- phosphorous acid
- phosphorous anhydride
- phosphorroesslerite
- phosphors
- phosphorus
- phosphorus chloride