Definition of monotheistic in English:

monotheistic

adjective mɒnə(ʊ)ˌθiːˈɪstɪkˌmɑnəθiˈɪstɪk

Relating to or characterized by the belief that there is only one God.
a monotheistic religion
Western monotheistic traditions
Example sentencesExamples
- A truly monotheistic system requires us to recognize the world as it is, and recognize our power of choice in this world.
- Alone among the great monotheistic faiths, Catholicism is a lover rather than a breaker of icons.
- It was first thought that the Olmecs were monotheistic, but it is now known that they were polytheists.
- From ancient times to the present, various forms of monotheistic faith have repeatedly unleashed tremendous energies for both good and ill.
- This monotheistic Native American religion was strongly based on a Christian model, with some ancestral ceremonies included.
- The great museums of the world bear witness to the extensive impact of monotheistic spirituality upon human civilization.
- They stressed that their religion was monotheistic and that it possessed the formal features of established religions: a dogma, a distinct ritual, a priestly hierarchy.
- Islam by contrast did present such an immediate monotheistic God who superintended all human endeavors.
- The Bible teaches that mankind was originally monotheistic.
- The final development in Indian religious thinking, in a time just before Buddhism, was that of monotheistic belief.

Derivatives

monotheistically

adverb -ˈɪstɪk(ə)li

Man was subject to all the gods, but Zeus reigned supreme over gods and men, although not quite monotheistically.
Example sentencesExamples
- By being many, these Goddesses avoid a monotheistically chauvinistic view of the feminine.
- Within a piece of relatively popular literature, an author could speak of supernatural causes both monotheistically and polytheistically.
- Aten was the god of the solar disk who was monotheistically worshipped by Akhenaten, a religious theory which only lasted for one reign.
- Wallace saw Chinese religion as monotheistically organized around the figure of Confucius.

Definition of monotheistic in US English:

monotheistic

adjectiveˌmänəTHēˈistikˌmɑnəθiˈɪstɪk

Relating to or characterized by the belief that there is only one God.
a monotheistic religion
Western monotheistic traditions
Example sentencesExamples
- This monotheistic Native American religion was strongly based on a Christian model, with some ancestral ceremonies included.
- Islam by contrast did present such an immediate monotheistic God who superintended all human endeavors.
- Alone among the great monotheistic faiths, Catholicism is a lover rather than a breaker of icons.
- They stressed that their religion was monotheistic and that it possessed the formal features of established religions: a dogma, a distinct ritual, a priestly hierarchy.
- A truly monotheistic system requires us to recognize the world as it is, and recognize our power of choice in this world.
- The great museums of the world bear witness to the extensive impact of monotheistic spirituality upon human civilization.
- The final development in Indian religious thinking, in a time just before Buddhism, was that of monotheistic belief.
- The Bible teaches that mankind was originally monotheistic.
- It was first thought that the Olmecs were monotheistic, but it is now known that they were polytheists.
- From ancient times to the present, various forms of monotheistic faith have repeatedly unleashed tremendous energies for both good and ill.

单词	monotheistic
释义	Definition of monotheistic in English: monotheistic adjective mɒnə(ʊ)ˌθiːˈɪstɪkˌmɑnəθiˈɪstɪk Relating to or characterized by the belief that there is only one God. a monotheistic religion Western monotheistic traditions Example sentencesExamples A truly monotheistic system requires us to recognize the world as it is, and recognize our power of choice in this world. Alone among the great monotheistic faiths, Catholicism is a lover rather than a breaker of icons. It was first thought that the Olmecs were monotheistic, but it is now known that they were polytheists. From ancient times to the present, various forms of monotheistic faith have repeatedly unleashed tremendous energies for both good and ill. This monotheistic Native American religion was strongly based on a Christian model, with some ancestral ceremonies included. The great museums of the world bear witness to the extensive impact of monotheistic spirituality upon human civilization. They stressed that their religion was monotheistic and that it possessed the formal features of established religions: a dogma, a distinct ritual, a priestly hierarchy. Islam by contrast did present such an immediate monotheistic God who superintended all human endeavors. The Bible teaches that mankind was originally monotheistic. The final development in Indian religious thinking, in a time just before Buddhism, was that of monotheistic belief. Derivatives monotheistically adverb -ˈɪstɪk(ə)li Man was subject to all the gods, but Zeus reigned supreme over gods and men, although not quite monotheistically. Example sentencesExamples By being many, these Goddesses avoid a monotheistically chauvinistic view of the feminine. Within a piece of relatively popular literature, an author could speak of supernatural causes both monotheistically and polytheistically. Aten was the god of the solar disk who was monotheistically worshipped by Akhenaten, a religious theory which only lasted for one reign. Wallace saw Chinese religion as monotheistically organized around the figure of Confucius. Definition of monotheistic in US English: monotheistic adjectiveˌmänəTHēˈistikˌmɑnəθiˈɪstɪk Relating to or characterized by the belief that there is only one God. a monotheistic religion Western monotheistic traditions Example sentencesExamples This monotheistic Native American religion was strongly based on a Christian model, with some ancestral ceremonies included. Islam by contrast did present such an immediate monotheistic God who superintended all human endeavors. Alone among the great monotheistic faiths, Catholicism is a lover rather than a breaker of icons. They stressed that their religion was monotheistic and that it possessed the formal features of established religions: a dogma, a distinct ritual, a priestly hierarchy. A truly monotheistic system requires us to recognize the world as it is, and recognize our power of choice in this world. The great museums of the world bear witness to the extensive impact of monotheistic spirituality upon human civilization. The final development in Indian religious thinking, in a time just before Buddhism, was that of monotheistic belief. The Bible teaches that mankind was originally monotheistic. It was first thought that the Olmecs were monotheistic, but it is now known that they were polytheists. From ancient times to the present, various forms of monotheistic faith have repeatedly unleashed tremendous energies for both good and ill.
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