divine
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5.3
- adjective
- /dɪˈvaɪn/
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divino
- I know there's only one God, one Father, one divine power.
- divine revelation
- divine essence
- divine light
So you know the divine law that was there.
- So you know the divine law that was there.
- Nature separated from the divine being is simply nothing.
- He thinks in terms of the divine Hotheos, right, or Zeus.
- These are substances that are in theos that bring that divine being into you.
- as, as divine law would have it, Quincy Jones
- It'll just be the, the, the divine realm, the spiritual realm.
- So I believe that the divine essence is in process all the time.
- So that's a little different, but a good segue into divine union and intimacy.
- When your daughter was born, did you feel anything energetic or divine about that moment?
- But it's a beautiful reminder that yes, we are divine, but yes, we are nothing dust.
- And and so, and there's a divine component of that.
Examples
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I mean that I am a divine expression of God.
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From the perspective in which I live my life today, the divine is accessible to all.
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So you know the divine law that was there.
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We all have the same divine light within us.
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It's a divine gift and a divine responsibility.
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You know, we today have brought the divine into the social.
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This is all about remembering the divine and bringing it to life.
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So I believe that the divine essence is in process all the time.
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The divine gift to humanity.
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Many believe that his talent for music is a divine gift from God.
Synonyms
951
2.7
Connected to a god or religion and seen as special and pure
103
5.0
Connected with God or the place people go after death
23
6.9
From heaven or like a god, not of this world
12
7.9
Very powerful and perfect, like a god
5
6.3
Coming from God or having a sacred quality
1
9.9
Having a beautiful, heavenly look or sound that feels holy
Having the qualities of a god
Antonyms
Compounds
- Literature
2
8.4
A long poem by Dante Alighieri about a soul's journey through Hell, Purgatory, and Paradise
- Formal
1
9.9
A set of prayers that priests and some laypeople say at set times each day
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9.9
A political idea that kings get their power from God and are not controlled by their people
1
8.5
A name for the Christian leader John believed to have written the fourth Gospel, three letters, and Revelation
- Literature
A book in the Bible that describes visions about the end of the world
How Divine
Surface Forms
Etymology
Divine as an adjective comes from the Latin root divinus, which means 'of a god' or 'from God'. That's why divine is used for gods, holy things, or qualities that seem godlike.