nobodaddy
nobodaddy noun: the anthropomorphic God of Christianity.
Noun
nobodaddy (plural nobodaddies)
- The anthropomorphic God of Christianity.
- Likewise, Blake's God is not a Nobodaddy God, the Jehovah of the Bible, who himself was good but created in an evil universe. God and evil in Blake are not individuals but states.1981, Charu Sheel Singh, The Chariot of Fire: A Study of William Blake in the Light of Hindu Thought, page 98
- Sylvia Plath had a Nobodaddy. Job had a Nobodaddy.2010, John Rember, MFA in a Box: A Why to Write Book
Forms of nobodaddy
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Origin of nobodaddy
Blend of nobody + daddy; c. 1793, William Blake.
Questions about nobodaddy
- What does nobodaddy mean?
- Nobodaddy means the anthropomorphic God of Christianity.
- What part of speech is nobodaddy?
- Nobodaddy is a noun.
- What is the plural of nobodaddy?
- The plural of nobodaddy is nobodaddies.
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