Satanism

Pronunciation: /ˈseɪ.tən.ɪzəm/

Definitions of satanism

noun a religious or philosophical belief system based on the figure of Satan, often involving the worship or veneration of Satan

Example Sentences

A1 Satanism is a belief system that worships Satan.

A2 Some people mistakenly associate satanism with evil rituals.

B1 There are different branches of satanism, each with its own beliefs and practices.

B2 Modern satanism often focuses on individualism and personal empowerment.

C1 The history of satanism can be traced back to various occult and philosophical movements.

C2 Scholars have debated the origins and interpretations of satanism for centuries.

Examples of satanism in a Sentence

formal Satanism is a religious belief system that worships Satan as a deity.

informal Some people mistakenly believe that satanism involves sacrificing animals.

slang I heard that guy is into satanism, but I think it's just for attention.

figurative The dark clouds of satanism loomed over the small town, causing fear and suspicion among the residents.

Grammatical Forms of satanism

• plural: satanisms
• comparative: more satanic
• superlative: most satanic
• present tense: satanizes
• future tense: will satanize
• perfect tense: has satanized
• continuous tense: is satanizing
• singular: satanism
• positive degree: satanic
• infinitive: to satanize
• gerund: satanizing
• participle: satanized

Origin and Evolution of satanism

First Known Use: 1565 year

Language of Origin: Latin and Greek

Story behind the word: The word 'satanism' originated from the Latin word 'Satanas', which in turn came from the Greek word 'Satanas' meaning adversary or accuser.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe the worship or reverence of Satan, the word 'satanism' has evolved to encompass various beliefs and practices associated with the figure of Satan or devil in different contexts and cultures.