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  • And that's why later, when long-held family secrets came to light, when I noticed that this deity who asked only for perfection was himself less than perfect, that he was in fact not a deity at all, well, I wasn't able to shrug it off.  (source)
    deity = god
  • I spent hours pacing in profitless conjecture: how I might try to suborn an infernal deity to pluck a handful of gray asphodels or scoop some of Styx's waves, or else how I might build a raft and sail it to the underworld's edge, then use Odysseus' trick to lure the ghosts out and catch a bit of their smoke.  (source)
    deity = god or goddess
  • She had been living in my mind like this for years, a stone deity of contempt.  (source)
    deity = goddess
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  • It's not like you could change the birth date of a deity.  (source)
    deity = god or goddess
  • Mindful of being a teenaged upstart in the company of such seasoned track deities as Jesse Owens and Glenn Cunningham, Louie curbed his coltish impulses and began growing a mustache.  (source)
    deities = gods (figuratively)
  • Reverend Sykes then called on the Lord to bless the sick and the suffering, a procedure no different from our church practice, except Reverend Sykes directed the Deity's attention to several specific cases.  (source)
    Deity = God
  • From here I could work my way up to scaring farm animals, then demigods, monsters, and minor deities.  (source)
    deities = gods or goddesses
  • It happened during the annual ceremony which was held in honour of the earth deity.  (source)
    deity = god or goddess
  • Now, transfigured—cold and glorious like deities with their disguises flung off—it was as if they'd flown through the roof and into the sky to assume their true, celestial homes.†  (source)
    deities = gods or goddesses
  • By officially endorsing Jesus as the Son of God, Constantine turned Jesus into a deity who existed beyond the scope of the human world, an entity whose power was unchallengeable.  (source)
    deity = god
  • The forgotten deities of dead cities brandished their broken thunderbolts at the sky as Dany rode her silver past their feet.†  (source)
    deities = gods or goddesses
  • It was inevitable that she should accept any inconsistency and cruelty from her deity as all good worshippers do from theirs.  (source)
    deity = god
  • Then you can grow up bothered by "neither ghosts nor deities."†  (source)
    deities = gods or goddesses
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