catachthonic

/kætəˈkθɒnɪk/

Definitions

1. adjective

relating to or resembling a chthonic deity or power, especially one associated with the underworld

“The catachthonic theme of the novel drew parallels between ancient mythology and modern life.”

2. noun

a catachthonic deity or power, especially one associated with the underworld

“The catachthonic creatures in the fantasy world originated from ancient mythological tales.”

Synonyms

  • chthonic
  • subterranean

Antonyms

  • celestial
  • supernatural