1. Plural of pagandom; the collective realm, territories, or peoples of pagan religions and cultures.
Usage: Formal or literary usage; Often used in historical or religious contexts
2. The state, condition, or system of pagan belief and practice considered collectively.
Usage: Archaic or formal

Examples

• Medieval scholars wrote extensively about the pagandoms of ancient Rome and Greece.
• The missionary's accounts described the customs of distant pagandoms in vivid detail.
• The conflict between Christendom and pagandoms shaped much of European history.
• Archaeological evidence reveals the sophistication of various pagandoms across the Mediterranean.
• Early Christian writers often contrasted their faith with the beliefs of surrounding pagandoms.