gods
Pronunciation: [ɡɑdz]
Context: "religion"
(noun) a god is a powerful being, often believed to control aspects of the universe or life. People pray to gods for help or guidance, especially in different religions.
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Many people believe that gods watch over them and help guide their lives.
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Not everyone believes in the existence of gods; some people prefer science to explain the world.
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What are some of the different gods that people worship around the world?
Context: "mythology"
(noun) in stories and legends, gods are often characters with special powers. They might be involved in adventures and have relationships with humans.
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In ancient Greece, the gods often interacted with humans and helped them in their quests.
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The story doesn't include any gods, focusing only on human characters and their struggles.
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Which gods were heroes in ancient mythology?
Context: "slang"
(noun) sometimes, people use the word 'gods' informally to refer to someone great at something, like a sport or a skill. It's a way to show great respect or admiration.
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The soccer players are considered gods of the game because they're so talented.
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He can't be a god at cooking if he burns every meal he makes.
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Who do you think are the gods of basketball?