Zoogonic
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech adjective
Quick meaning: Zoogonic is an adjective meaning Pertaining to zoogeny or producing life.
Meaning
Pertaining to zoogeny or producing life.
Example Sentences
But the Pythagoreans thought that the pole should be called the Seal of Rhea; because the zoogonic, or vivific goddess, pours through these into the universe, an inexplicable and efficacious power.
Dissenting views deny either a cosmogonic or a zoogonic role for strife, or both, and some deny a phase where the role of strife increases, such that there is a leap from the complete dominance of love to the complete dominance of strife.
If the speaker was a zoogonic God, we would say that s/he filled the hearers with divine life through her words; but since the demiurge is the orator, he imparts to the Gods the demiurgic characteristic, distributes his singular demiurgy among the manifold of encosmic Gods, and displays them as demiurges...".
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include zoogonidial, zoogamous, zygogenetic, zootechnic, zoogeological, zygotic.
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