1. plural of godhood; the state, condition, or rank of being a god or divine being
Usage: countable noun; typically used in religious, mythological, or philosophical contexts
2. plural of godhood; the collective attributes, powers, or qualities associated with gods
Usage: often used in abstract or theological discussions

Examples

• Ancient cultures imagined different godhoods with distinct personalities and powers.
• The philosopher debated whether godhoods could exist in a purely material universe.
• Many religions describe the godhoods of their pantheons in sacred texts.
• The novel explores what it means to ascend to godhoods and leave humanity behind.
• Comparative mythology examines godhoods across different civilizations.
• Some spiritual traditions believe in multiple godhoods rather than a single deity.