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zoolatry
[ zoh-ol-uh-tree ]
noun
- the worship of or excessive attention to animals.
zoolatry
/ əʊˈɒəٰɪ /
noun
- (esp in ancient or primitive religions) the worship of animals as the incarnations of certain deities, symbols of particular qualities or natural forces, etc
- extreme or excessive devotion to animals, particularly domestic pets
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Derived Forms
- ˈDZٰdzܲ, adjective
- ˈDZٱ, noun
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Other yvlog Forms
- ·DZa·ٱ noun
- ·DZa·ٰdzܲ adjective
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Example Sentences
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Their native mythology was not without traces of zoolatry.
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De Brosses, very unluckily, confused zoolatry with other superstitions under the head of Fetichism.
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Remnants of the old Semitic zoolatry perpetuated themselves until the end of paganism and even later.
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The notices of each will explain more fully the religion of the people, and especially that system of zoolatry which so extensively prevailed.
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De Brosses, very unluckily, confused zoolatry with other superstitions under the head of Fetichism.
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