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divine

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /dɪˈvaɪn/

divine means: Connected with a god or coming from a god.

adjective

OF A GODB2

Connected with a god or coming from a god.

  • They prayed for divine help.
  • The king claimed divine authority.
  • She believed the dream was a divine message.

Similar words: godly

Common phrases: divine intervention, divine will, divine law

GODLIKEC1

Having the special powers, goodness, or lasting nature of a god.

  • The story describes a divine being.
  • People believed the healer had divine powers.
  • The painting gives the figure an almost divine beauty.

Similar words: godlike, holy

Opposites: human

Common phrases: divine power, divine being, divine wisdom

EXCELLENTC1

So excellent or beautiful that it seems beyond ordinary human ability.

  • Her voice is divine.
  • The dancer performed with divine grace.
  • His divine skill made every difficult passage sound easy.

Similar words: superb, magnificent, heavenly

Common phrases: divine voice, divine beauty, divine skill

Questions about divine

What does divine mean?

Connected with a god or coming from a god.

What is divine in other languages?

Türkçe: ilahi · Español: divino · Français: divin · Deutsch: göttlich · Italiano: divino · 日本語: 神の

How do you pronounce divine?

It is pronounced /dɪˈvaɪn/.

How do you use divine in a sentence?

They prayed for divine help. The king claimed divine authority.

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