Goddess

/ˈɡɒd.ɪs/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A female deity or divine figure in polytheistic religions.

Many ancient cultures worshipped a goddess associated with fertility.

A woman who is adored, idolized, or revered for her beauty or qualities.

She was seen as a music goddess, captivating everyone with her powerful voice.

A person who is exceptionally talented or proficient in a certain area.

To her fans, she is the goddess of basketball, inspiring young athletes everywhere.

From Old English 'goddess', a combination of 'god' and the feminine suffix '-ess'.

goddess of love

A reference to a deity that represents love, such as Aphrodite.

war goddess

A term used to describe a goddess associated with war, such as Athena.

deity

A god or goddess.

divine

Of or like a god.

An appealing or attractive woman, elevated to goddess-like status.

She walked into the room and everyone looked at her like she was a goddess.

A woman who excels or dominates in a particular area.

She’s a total goddess at her job, always exceeding expectations.