Cultural Beliefs And Practices

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noun a feeling of being sure that something exists or is true

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  • The professor's research is based on the belief that climate change is a pressing issue.
  • I have a strong belief that everything happens for a reason.
  • My friend's belief in aliens is out of this world!
  • Her belief in herself was like a shining light guiding her through tough times.

noun a person who believes in or worships multiple deities

adjective relating to or characteristic of polytheism

  • The ancient civilization was known for being polytheist, worshipping multiple gods.
  • My friend is a polytheist and celebrates various religious holidays throughout the year.
  • Some people think polytheists are just confused about which god to believe in.
  • In the world of literature, the author created a polytheist character who struggled with conflicting beliefs.

adjective relating to or serving as a guardian or protector

  • The tutelary deity was believed to protect the city from harm.
  • The tutelary spirit is said to bring good luck to those who honor it.
  • I heard that the tutelary charm really works wonders!
  • In literature, the protagonist's mentor often serves as a tutelary figure guiding them on their journey.

noun A deity associated with water, often worshipped in various cultures and mythologies.

  • In ancient mythology, the water god was believed to control the seas and rivers.
  • Have you heard about the water god in that new fantasy book? It's so cool!
  • Dude, the water god in that video game is totally OP.
  • She was like a water god, effortlessly navigating through difficult situations.

noun african fleabane

  • African fleabane is a type of flowering plant commonly found in sub-Saharan Africa.
  • I saw some African fleabane growing in the garden next door.
  • Yo, check out that cool African fleabane over there!
  • Her personality was like African fleabane - vibrant and hard to ignore.

noun a Hebrew word meaning 'lake' or 'pool'

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  • The agam- system in this region is known for its unique characteristics.
  • I heard that the agam- setup here is pretty cool.
  • Check out the agam- scene in town, it's lit!
  • Her mind was like an agam-, constantly changing and evolving.