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egregor

egregor is the alternative form of egregore.

Meaning of egregore

Noun

egregore (plural egregores)

  1. (obsolete) An angelic being from the Book of Enoch.
    • When men multiplied, says the author, they had daughters of an exquisite beauty, so amiable that the Egregores, or the guardian Angels, conceived a violent passion for them.1815, Robert Mayo, A New System of Mythology
  2. An autonomous psychic entity that is composed of, and influences, the thoughts of a group of people.
    • In magical esoteric circles an egregore is commonly understood to be a magical psychic entity consciously or unconsciously created by a couple or a group as an encapsulation and merger of their collective aspirations and ideals.2013, Anaiya Sophia, Sacred Sexual Union: The Alchemy of Love, Power, and Wisdom

Forms of egregor

pluralegregors

Questions about egregor

What is egregor the alternative form of?
Egregor is the alternative form of egregore.

Words near egregor in the dictionary

  1. egregiosity
  2. egregious
  3. egregiously
  4. egregiousness
  5. egregiousnesses
  6. egregor
  7. egregore
  8. egregores
  9. egregors
  10. Egremont
  11. egres

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