Converse of object

• worship: They refused to worship false gods that were no gods at all.

• appease: Sri Lankans of various religions believe that certain ritual devil dances can cure the sick, appease angry gods, and ensure good harvests.

Adjective modifier

• false: They refused to worship false gods that were no gods at all.

• Olympian: Cronus later led the Titans in their losing war against Zeus and the Olympian gods.

• Greek: The name is drawn from the name of a Greek god.

• supreme: Jupiter Name Origin: In Roman mythology the supreme god and lord of heaven and earth.

Noun used with modifier

• flesh-and-blood: The suggestion here is that the biblical patriarch Abraham was involved in the historical affairs of flesh-and-blood gods.

Preposition: of

• underworld: Here you will be exposed to the individuals sacrificed to the gods of the underworld.

Noun used with modifier

• sun: They originated in Egypt where they were erected in front of temples of the sun god.

• monkey: We climbed up to the statue of Lord Hanuman â the monkey god with an ocean of knowledge and virtues.

• messenger: In Greek legend, Crocus was a beautiful young man who played a game of quoits in with the messenger god, Mercury.

• moon: Some tribes refer to him as the moon god.

Possessives

• sake: It's two weeks until the election, for god's sake; how can you not have made your mind up by now?

Preposition: of

• pantheon: She is the best known god of the African pantheon and the nymph of the Ogun river.