Deify
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 127
de'l-fT, v.t to exalt to the rank of a god to worship as a deity —/;•/. deifying, pa p. deified'. [Fr defer- L deijutir*. -dens, and fleets, to make Deign, dan, vt to condescend.--?'/, to give: to alTow. [Fr. daigner— L. dignor, 10 think worthy -dtgnus, worthy detune Deism, de'izm, n the creed of a d,i ft [Fr Deist, de'ist, n one who believes in the existent — of God but not in revealed religion adj Deist ical, [Fr deists- L den',, god Deity, dC'i-ti, «, the divinity godhead: a god or godde : tlie Supreme Being [Fi Low deltas— L. dens, god; Sans diva dir to shine Deject Uc-jekt', v t to cast down tlu coimten- — ance or spirits |], dejh.10, d>jntn\ de, down, and jacio, to cast Dejected, dc-jekt'od, alj
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