divinely
14
6.5
- adverb
- /dɪˈvaɪnli/
:
divinamente
- It just felt like it was all sort of divinely planned.
- divinely ordained
- divinely inspired
- divinely sanctioned
We don't know what a divinely perfect will would be.
- We don't know what a divinely perfect will would be.
- It just felt like it was all sort of divinely planned.
- So, you know, it, it's they they see their order orchestrated divinely.
- Was that off Hitler divinely endorsed?
- Seemingly larger than life individuals who often believe or their followers believe are divinely ordained to rid the world of evil.
- You know, the, the in the tradition of the Catholic Church, artists could say they were divinely inspired and that was cool.
- Like it was almost like divinely inspired, not to sound totally pompous and self important at this point.
- The rhapsodes are people who are divinely inspired by the gods to either write poetry or interpret poetry.
Examples
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Fourth, the nation has an organic structure and character, along with its divinely given personality and mission.
Academic text (1996) -
First, both derive from a worldview that is assumed to be divinely ordered.
Academic text (2008) -
Maybe it's divinely inspired that you and I are here right now.
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- You dance divinely, Fred.
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This is seen by people of the book as divinely inspired texts.
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Would you say that your experiences in seeing a demon were somehow divinely related?
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What a powerful thing, when people live with a divinely implanted sense of a purpose.
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Following Aquinas, the church argues that each creature has its own divinely appointed reason for existence.
Academic text (2008) -
They now truly believed they were on a divinely ordained quest for world domination.
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Her talent for singing was truly divinely inspired, moving everyone in the audience.
Synonyms
98
4.3
In a way that seems impossible and happens suddenly
68
4.8
In a way that relates to your inner feelings or beliefs
4
7.9
In a way that nature cannot explain
2
8.2
In a way that seems connected to spiritual or unseen forces
1
8.8
In a way that seems like lucky help from above
1
9.9
In a way that goes beyond ordinary experience or the senses
In a way that seems to come from heaven
In a way that seems to come from the sky or heavens
In a way that seems mysterious and spiritual
Antonyms
How Divine
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Divinely comes from the Latin word divinus, which means 'of a god', and it is related to the word divinity. So, to say something is done divinely is to say it happened 'by' or 'like' a god, which is why people use it for events that seem guided or blessed.