pyrolatry

/pai'rɔlətri/
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Definition
  1. Noun:
    • The worship of fire: Pyrolatry refers to the religious practice or system of worship that venerates fire as a sacred or divine element.
Examples of Usage
  • Noun:
    • Ancient Zoroastrianism is a well-known example of pyrolatry.
    • The tribe's rituals showed clear signs of pyrolatry, with the eternal flame at the center of their temple.
Advanced Usage
  • "to practice pyrolatry": to engage in fire worship.
    • Some ancient cultures were known to practice pyrolatry, believing fire to be a gift from the gods.
Variants and Related Words
  • Pyrolater (n): A person who worships fire.
    • The pyrolater tended the sacred flame day and night.
Synonyms
  • Fire-worship: The act of venerating fire.
  • Ignicolism: A less common synonym for fire worship.
Related Phrases
  • Cult of fire: A system or group dedicated to fire worship, often used interchangeably with pyrolatry in anthropological contexts.
    • The cult of fire was central to their spiritual identity.
Noun
  1. the worship of fire

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