monotheization
monotheization noun: the process whereby a religion becomes monotheistic or is purged of polytheistic elements.
Noun
monotheization (usually uncountable, plural monotheizations)
- The process whereby a religion becomes monotheistic or is purged of polytheistic elements.
- The promotion or imposition of monotheism.
Forms of monotheization
| plural | monotheizations |
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Questions about monotheization
- What does monotheization mean?
- Monotheization means the process whereby a religion becomes monotheistic or is purged of polytheistic elements.
- What part of speech is monotheization?
- Monotheization is a noun.
- What is the plural of monotheization?
- The plural of monotheization is monotheizations.
Words near monotheization in the dictionary
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