doxa
- noun
- /ˈdɑːksə/
- Formal
- The priest spoke about the importance of giving doxa in daily life.
Examples
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Ancient hymns often express doxa to God for his greatness.
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The congregation sang hymns of doxa during the service.
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The choir sang with heartfelt doxa during the Sunday service.
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We give doxa to God for His blessings.
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In the church, the congregation sang hymns to express their doxa for God.
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During the ceremony, the speaker spoke of the doxa that comes with selfless acts of kindness.
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The community celebrated the athlete's victory with much doxa at the awards ceremony.
Synonyms
Words or actions showing respect for a god
A feeling of deep love and respect for a person or god
Deep love and worship given to God in a religion
Antonyms
How Honored
Surface Forms
Etymology
Doxa also comes from an old Greek word meaning 'glory' or 'praise'. You can see it in the word doxology, a short 'hymn of praise' to God, so doxa can mean the honor or praise given in worship.