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theomachy
noun
the·om·a·chy
\-kē\
Definition of theomachy
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1 obsolete : opposition to God or the gods or the divine will
2 : a battle or strife among the gods
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Origin and Etymology of theomachy
Late Latin theomachia, from Greek, from the- + -machia -machy
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