godly
- adjective
- /ˈɡɑdli/
- The sunset was so beautiful that it felt almost godly in its splendor.
- godly power
- godly love
- godly and eternal
You know, another one would be OK, what it, what would godly counsel say about your decision?
- You know, another one would be OK, what it, what would godly counsel say about your decision?
- Once again, that's worldly wisdom, Godly wisdom says.
- and it simply says godly objectives assure lasting success.
- And I think that love is God, love is godly, love it it was humble, it wasn't self seeking.
- So he gave you this calling to celibacy as an invitation to true godly wisdom.
Examples
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Many people believe that the holy scriptures contain godly wisdom that guides their lives.
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The choir's performance was godly, filling the church with a sense of divine tranquility.
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Have you ever seen so much godly art?
Fiction book (2000) -
Anything godly in nature reveal itself to you just now?
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This great, godly miracle of radio really gives me the opportunity to speak to you on the air.
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There was something godly about the sea of lights before us, tranquil.
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It may help you make a godly decision.
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Murdock was looking at life as a godly blessing, something good to come out of a horrible act.
Blog text (9) -
We heard only Bach's godly music singing through the thundering pipes.
Academic text (2002) -
And I just thought it was really helpful to find the Bible itself reminding us that we might aspire to godly qualities.
Synonyms
Connected to a god or religion and seen as special and pure
Relating to God or a god
Very powerful and perfect, like a god
Having a beautiful, heavenly look or sound that feels holy
Having the qualities of a god
Showing a god appearing to people or seeming like a god
Antonyms
How Divine
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Godly is built from god plus a part meaning 'like', just as friendly means 'like a friend', so godly once meant 'like God'. That is why the word can describe something that seems to come from or be 'divine' or from God.