hyperreal religion
hyperreal religion noun: a religion drawing major inspiration from popular culture, particularly one imitating a work of fiction.
Noun
hyperreal religion (plural hyperreal religions)
- A religion drawing major inspiration from popular culture, particularly one imitating a work of fiction.
Forms of hyperreal religion
| plural | hyperreal religions |
|---|---|
| alternative form | hyper-real religion |
Questions about hyperreal religion
- What does hyperreal religion mean?
- Hyperreal religion means a religion drawing major inspiration from popular culture, particularly one imitating a work of fiction.
- What part of speech is hyperreal religion?
- Hyperreal religion is a noun.
- What is the plural of hyperreal religion?
- The plural of hyperreal religion is hyperreal religions.
Words near hyperreal religion in the dictionary
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