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pagandom

[pey-guhn-duhm]

noun

the part of the world inhabited by pagans.

pagans collectively.

Origin:
1850–55; pagan + -dom

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pagan (ˈpeɪɡən)

—n
1.	a member of a group professing a polytheistic religion or any religion other than Christianity, Judaism, or Islam
2.	a person without any religion; heathen

—*adj*
3.	of or relating to pagans or their faith or worship
4.	heathen; irreligious

[C14: from Church Latin pāgānus civilian (hence, not a soldier of Christ), from Latin: countryman, villager, from pāgus village]

'pagandom

—n

'paganish

—*adj*

'paganism

—n

'paganist

—*adj*, —n

pagan'istic

—*adj*

pagan'istically

—*adv*

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