Cultus is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CULTUS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Latin) a religious ritual; a cult
• a system or variety of religious worship.
• Established or accepted religious rites or usages of worship; state of religious development. Cf. Cult, 2.
• a system of religious beliefs and rituals
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• another word forcult

Words related to CULTUS

cult6 culti7 cultuses10

Words that contain CULTUS

cultuses10

How to use CULTUS in a sentence

• For indeed, for the most part, all this secondary cultus is directed to the mitigation of the moral code and the substitution of exterior for interior sacrifice.
• But even the cultus of nymphs would be defiled after awhile by a darker element.
• Flebant omnes pariter, senex et adultus, Turbae cum militibus, cultus et incultus.
• To Cultus Johnny the strange preference of this woman for his rival seemed like unmitigated discrimination.
• One day Cultus Johnny and his sister went across the river to fish.
• But where was Cultus Johnny and his sister all this time? The whole world lay on top of them, and that is all we know.
• A million tons of earth were holding down Cultus Johnny.
• So teaching the doctrine of the Incarnation most clearly and most ardently Dante seeks to promote this cultus as the soul of the Catholic religion.
• This must have become the dominant form of Hindu cultus in the first few centuries of our era and probably earlier.
• It is a striking feature in the cultus of both the infant and the youthful Krishna, but I have not found it recorded in the severer worship of Râma.
• Of the minor distinctions between Buddhism and Hinduism one of the sharpest is this cultus.
• The cultus of the tooth flourished exceedingly in the next few centuries and it came to be regarded as the talisman of the king and nation.
• The cultus was probably similar to what may be seen in the Sivaite temples of India to-day.
• In the early centuries of the Christian era the cultus of Mithra prevailed not only in Rome but in most parts of Europe where there were Roman legions, even in Britain.
• Sed nova si nigri videas miracula saxi, Tunc superat pulchros cultus et quicquid Eois Indus litoribus rubrâ scrutatur in algâ.
• The older a religious tradition or cultus is, the more worthy of honour, the more rich in thoughts of God it is.
• The power of cultus, of institutional and family religion, is largely absent.
• Many of the expressions that are found in devotional writers associated with the cultus of the Blessed Virgin Mary are an outcome of this attitude of mind.
• The earlier Hebrews, as their own records depict them, had a mythology and cultus extremely like that of other Semitic peoples.
• Repentance and a change of life, together with a purification of the cultus, would bring back prosperity.
• All organized churches find themselves committed sooner or later to an organized cultus.
• If, then, the cultus did nothing else, it would do these two highly important things.
• I do not think it can be doubted that the right use of cultus does-increase religious sensitiveness.
• As it needs links with cultus and so with the lives of its fellows, it also needs links with history and so with the living past.
• Ten years she had spent in learning the Temple ritual, ten years in performing the actual duties of the sacred fire and its cultus, ten years in teaching the young novices.
• The contention that the progress of knowledge has left the traditional beliefs and cultus of Catholics untouched is untenable.
• In its development, however, the cultus is almost wholly Japanese.

Similar words containing CULTU without suffix s

culture9 cultural10 cultured11 cultures10 cultuses10 coculture13 culturati11 culturing12 culturist11 accultural14 apiculture14 aviculture15 bicultural14 cocultured15 cocultures14 culturable14 culturally15 culturists12 subculture14 uncultured13 zooculture21 acculturate15 agriculture14 apicultural15 apicultures15 aquaculture22 aquiculture22 avicultures16 coculturing16 cultureless13 enculturate13 mariculture15 monoculture15 noncultural13 polyculture18 pomiculture17 sericulture13 subcultural15 subcultured16 subcultures15 viniculture16 viticulture16 zoocultures22 acculturated17 acculturates16 agricultural15 agricultures15 anticultural14 apiculturist16 aquacultural23 aquacultures23 aquicultural23 aquicultures23 aviculturist17 citriculture16 enculturated15 enculturates14 floriculture17 horticulture17 interculture14 maricultures16 microculture18 monocultural16 monocultures16 permaculture18 pisciculture18 polycultures19 pomicultures18 sericultural14 sericultures14 silviculture17 subculturing17 sylviculture20 vermiculture19 vinicultural17 vinicultures17 viticultural17 viticulturer17 viticultures17 vocicultural19 olericulture14 acculturating18 acculturation17 acculturative20 agriculturist16 apiculturists17 aquaculturist24 aquiculturist24 arboriculture17 aviculturists18 biculturalism19 citricultures17 crinicultural17 enculturating16 enculturation15 enculturative18 floricultural18 floricultures18 horticultural18 horticultures18 intercultural15 intercultures15 mariculturist17 microcultural19 microcultures19 multicultural17 ostreiculture15 permacultures19 piscicultural19 piscicultures19 sericiculture17 sericulturist15 silvicultural18 silvicultures18 sociocultural17 stirpiculture17 subculturally20 sylvicultural21 sylvicultures21 transcultural15 vermicultures20 viniculturist18 viticulturers18 viticulturist18 olericultures15 acculturations18 agriculturally20 agriculturists17 aquaculturists25 aquiculturists25 arboricultural18 arboricultures18 biculturalisms20 citriculturist18 counterculture18 electroculture18 enculturations16 floriculturist19 horticulturist19 mariculturists18 ostreicultures16 pisciculturist20 sericicultures18 sericulturists16 silviculturist19 stirpicultures18 unacculturated19 viniculturists19 viticulturally22 viticulturists19 acculturational19 agriculturalist18 arboriculturist19 citriculturists19 countercultural19 countercultures19 electrocultures19 floriculturists20 horticulturally23 horticulturists20 interculturally20 multiculturally22 nonagricultural18 ostreiculturist17 pisciculturally24 pisciculturists21 preagricultural20 sericiculturist19 silviculturally23 silviculturists20 socioculturally22 counterculturis19 multiculturalis19 agriculturalists19 counterculturist20 multiculturalism22 multiculturalisms23 counterculturists21 counterculturalism24 counterculturalisms25

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