The quality or state of having a divine or godlike form, appearance, or nature.
From Latin 'deiformis' plus the suffix '-ity' (quality or state). This formal noun developed in English theological writing to describe the abstract concept of possessing divine form rather than just appearing divine.
This rare theological term appears in mystical texts describing spiritual transformation—the idea that humans could achieve 'deiformity' through meditation was central to some Eastern Orthodox Christian traditions.
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