deus
/ˈdeɪ.əs/ or /ˈdiː.əs/Definitions
1. noun
A god or deity, especially in ancient Roman mythology.
“The people believed in a deus ex machina to save the city from famine.”
2. noun
A supernatural being, such as a spirit or angel.
“In the ancient myth, the deus appeared to the hero in a vision.”
3. noun
A person or thing considered to be divine or godlike.
“The deus of love was often depicted as a handsome young man.”
4. noun
A person or thing that is revered or admired.
“The deus of the opera was a celebrated soprano.”