theomorphic
adjective
the·o·mor·phic
¦thēə¦mȯrfik
: having divine form : formed in the image of deity : endued with a divine aspect
the Christian emphasis on the theomorphic conception of man rather than the anthropomorphic conception of God
Word History
Etymology
Greek theomorphos (from the- + morphē form) + English -ic
- anticomoderno
- anticompetitive
- anticonservationists
- anticonservations
- anticonsumers
- anticonventional
- anticonvulsant
- anticonvulsants
- anticonvulsive
- anticonvulsives
- anticor
- anticorporate
- anticorrelate
- anticorrelated
- anticorrelates
- anticorrelating
- anticorrelation
- anticorrelations
- anticorrosion
- anticorrosive
- anticorrosives
- anticorruptions
- Anticosti Island
- anticreeper
- anticrepuscular ray