entheasm
entheasm noun: inspiration; enthusiasm, especially religious.
Noun
entheasm (uncountable)
- inspiration; enthusiasm, especially religious
Origin of entheasm
From Ancient Greek ἐνθεασμός (entheasmós, “divine inspiration”), ultimately from θεός (theós).
Questions about entheasm
- What does entheasm mean?
- Entheasm means inspiration; enthusiasm, especially religious.
- What part of speech is entheasm?
- Entheasm is a noun.
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