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apotheose

VERB
  1. deify or glorify

How To Use apotheose In A Sentence

  • The Greeks and Romans augment the number of their gods by their apotheoses. A Philosophical Dictionary
  • Lake Baikal and the Arctic Refuge stand as the apotheoses of their respective country's environmental movements. David B. Williams: Restraint and Hope: Lessons From Lake Baikal and the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
  • That's right, it's the latest in a welcome line of apotheoses of dysfunctional family dramas. David Finkle: First Nighter: Tony Kushner's Intelligent Homosexual's Guide... Continues Genius Display
  • Are we bidding farewell to our loyalty to the United States and its apotheoses of prosperity and power, as we now read in all newspapers? Frank Schirrmacher: Assume the Fetal Position
  • They are the apotheoses of their own temperaments. Lance Mannion:
  • In this way, the text convicts the opening perspectives as being "apotheoses" of "given relations" that those perspectives both imply, and yet cannot explicitly grasp. Roughtheory.org
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