Godhood (noun)

The state or condition of being a god; divine nature or character.

Origin:

Godhood is a word derived from the word "god" meaning "a supernatural being worshiped as having power over nature and human fate" and the suffix "-hood" meaning "state or condition o.f"

Examples:

1. The ancient Egyptians believed in the godhood of their pharaohs.
2. The concept of godhood is central to many religions.
3. The novel explores the theme of godhood and its implications.
4. Some philosophers argue that godhood is a human construct.
5. The godhood of the Divine is a topic of ongoing theological debate.