God | Mean of god in English Dictionary

/ˈgɑːd/

• Noun
• the perfect and all-powerful spirit or being that is worshipped especially by Christians, Jews, and Muslims as the one who created and rules the universe
1. Does she believe in God?
2. (May) God bless us all.
3. (May) God rest her soul. [=I pray that God will give her soul peace now that she has died]
4. I pray to God that no one was seriously injured in the accident.
• a spirit or being that has great power, strength, knowledge, etc., and that can affect nature and the lives of people
1. the gods and goddesses of ancient Egypt
2. a Hindu god
3. a myth about the god of war
4. an offering for the gods
5. The gods smiled/frowned on us. = The gods were/weren't on our side. [=we had good/bad luck; things went well/badly for us]
6. (humorous) The golf gods seem to like you today. [=you are playing golf very well today]
7. Her sudden arrival was a gift from the gods. [=a very lucky and helpful thing]
• a person and especially a man who is greatly loved or admired
1. a professor who was regarded as a kind of god
2. a guitar god like Jimi Hendrix

• a person who is very important or powerful in a particular field
1. a talented writer who never found favor with the gods of the literary world
• something that is regarded as one of the most important things in someone's life
1. He made a god of money. [=he worshipped money; he regarded money as more important than it really is]
• the highest and cheapest seats in a theater
1. The people in the gods can be the hardest to please.