goddessship

noun

goddessship

noun

Etymology From goddess + -ship.

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Rare Rare spelling of goddess-ship.

  • ... the disease altogether, here was an incontestable proof of her goddessship : she had heard their prayer and had saved them from their distress. ...1883, Reginald Smith, Life of Lord Lawrence, India, page 106:
  • ... caressing that favourite monkey who acted such a conspicuous part at the Apotheosis of her goddessship at Paris, as hath been already related in the ...2000, Elizabeth Hamilton, Memoirs of Modern Philosophers, page 48:
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  • "Ph," don't tell me that my presiding goddessship is already." "Uh — sure! Now I'm going to be a cruel boss." "Dee-lighted!"1914, Sinclair Lewis, Our Mr. Wrenn: The Romantic Adventures of a Gentle Man, page 102:

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