divinity
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8.1
- noun
- /dɪˈvɪnɪti/
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divinidad
- We shouldn't treat each other like that, there is divinity within us.
- divinity of Christ
- divinity of Jesus
- own divinity
There is an air of divinity that hangs over the concept of truth.
- There is an air of divinity that hangs over the concept of truth.
- He wants to have this experience of divinity.
- Spirit sees, feels and hears this divinity.
- Yeah, and I'll say that dare I say that he's got a touch of magic and divinity in him as well, Right.
- These are our expressions of, of divinity.
- And I know that I've got closer to divinity through our work, and that's because of your seeking.
- That's that's a spark of divinity to be able to say I have in me what is, you know, larger than the sum of its parts.
- And it's, it is there, you know, and it's divinity that that we all have access to, but it's always like the, you know, practice.
- We have human being, the humanity as what has divinity predicated of it.
- You've shown us the divinity of our, of our extremes together in relationship.
- They bind you, bind you to a sense of larger purpose, meaning divinity, bind you to other people.
- They prevail with divine intervention and through their own divinity, through US accepting our own power, we prevail.
Examples
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There's a divinity that shapes our ends, rough-hew them how we will.
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There is an air of divinity that hangs over the concept of truth.
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I see, I see my divinity, I see my connection with myself.
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You feel a touch of divinity within your soul.
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But in beauty, the memory of divinity remains.
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The power and the quality of divinity.
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Uh, I wanted to feel their relationship with nature, this extraordinary feeling of divinity that they had with-- with everything around them.
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His thought was that beauty is the closest thing to divinity that remains in the modern world.
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The reason it is such a powerful force within us is because through our divinity, among the things we transcend is fear.
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Many ancient cultures believed in the divinity of their gods, attributing human traits to divine beings.
Synonyms
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A state of being pure and close to God or to religious things
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7.8
The state of being powerful and worshiped by people
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5.8
A quality that makes people treat something with deep religious respect
The state of being like a god or very holy
Being like a god in power or goodness
Compounds
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7.9
An advanced degree in religion for people training to be priests or ministers
- Specialized
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8.6
A high university degree in religious study given to senior scholars
A light white fluffy candy made from whipped egg whites and sugar with nuts or vanilla
A first university degree in religious study for people training as Christian ministers
How Divine
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Divinity meaning the quality of being godlike comes from Latin divinus 'of a god', so to call something 'divinity' is to say it has a 'divine' or godlike quality.