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Definition of "worthship" in English

noun

  1. Worth; value.

    • This is the Ideal, or Eidolon of worthship (value or trustworthiness) which is of sufficient causality to sustain the superstructures of science and philosophy.
    • 2010, Carlton Pearson, God Is Not a Christian, Nor a Jew, Muslim, Hindu... You know your "worthship." The traditional church is afraid to allow you to discover it because you may lose your codependency on it.
    • 2020, Geoffrey Hindley, Medieval Siege and Siegecraft […] a time when 'worthship', the respect considered owing to a merchant or guildsman, depended as much on physical wealth as on rank in the town hierarchy […]