1. The belief, on purely rational or natural grounds, in the existence of a god apart from and above the world, to the rejection, for most part, of a special revelation and a Providence.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• denem,
• decise,
• deisal,
• scism,
• deniem,
• desm,
• deise,
• deasr,
• deisel,
• decis,
• denium,
• dreasm,
• desise,
• teasm,
• desigm,
• demiss,
• denum,
• demim,
• deisg,
• deisre

• disk,
• desk,
• dismay,
• DeShawn,
• decuma,
• disc,
• Deskin,
• deason,
• dis-,
• denim,
• daisy,
• dims,
• Deshon,
• Dies,
• dim,
• dais.

The adjective form of the word "deism" is "deistic".

The plural of the "deism" can be the "deisms".

The singular of the "deism" can be the "deism".