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Magna Mater

Description:

Magna Mater, also known as the Great Mother, is a term that refers to a divine or mythical mother figure. It has its roots in ancient Roman and Greek mythology and was often associated with fertility, nature, and the protection of civilizations.

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Noun - Mythology

A divine mother goddess worshipped in ancient Roman and Greek mythology.

Example Sentence:

In ancient Rome, a temple was dedicated to the Magna Mater, where people would gather to offer their prayers and seek her blessings.

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Noun - Religion

A term used to refer to the leading maternal deity or female divinity in a particular religious practice or belief system.

Example Sentence:

In some cultures, the Magna Mater is believed to be the creator of all life and the embodiment of motherly love and compassion.

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Adjective - Common Usage

Used to describe something or someone of great importance, significance, or influence.

Example Sentence:

The professor's research on climate change was regarded as magna mater in the scientific community.

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