Pronunciation: /ˈmɑnəˌθiɪst/
noun a person who believes in the existence of only one God
A1 My friend is a monotheist and believes in only one god.
A2 Monotheists follow a religion that worships a single deity.
B1 As a monotheist, she only prays to one god.
B2 The monotheist tradition emphasizes the importance of monotheism.
C1 Scholars have debated the origins of monotheism among ancient monotheists.
C2 Monotheists adhere to a strict belief in the existence of only one god.
adjective relating to or characteristic of monotheism
A1 She believes in only one god, so she is a monotheist.
A2 The monotheist religion worships a single deity.
B1 Monotheist beliefs are common in many major world religions.
B2 The monotheist perspective emphasizes the importance of a singular divine being.
C1 Scholars debate the origins and development of monotheist religions.
C2 Monotheist philosophies have influenced various aspects of society and culture throughout history.
formal The monotheist belief system asserts the existence of only one God.
informal My friend is a monotheist and only believes in one God.
slang Monotheists are all about that one God life.
figurative In a world full of gods and goddesses, she stood out as a monotheist.
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