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divine
adjective as in godlike; excellent
Strongest matches
angelic, celestial, eternal, heavenly, holy, mystical, religious, sacred, spiritual, supernatural, transcendent, wonderful
Strong matches
almighty, anointed, consecrated, exalted, hallowed, sanctified, superlative
Weak matches
admirable, all-powerful, ambrosial, beatific, beautiful, blissful, deific, deistic, excellent, glorious, godlike, godly, immaculate, magnificent, marvelous, omnipotent, omnipresent, omniscient, rapturous, sacramental, sacrosanct, splendid, superhuman, supreme, theistic, transcendental, transmundane, unearthly
verb as in suspect; conjecture; prophesy
Strong matches
anticipate, apprehend, conjecture, forebode, foreknow, guess, intuit, perceive, predict, previse, prognosticate, see, suppose, suspect, understand
Weak matches
crystal-ball, crystal-ball it, forefeel, go out on a limb, opine, see in the cards, take a shot, take a stab
Example Sentences
Essay Topic: Given that we probably shouldn’t, as mere mortals, assume divine powers, is condemning someone to hell — or entire countries, in this case — an act of blasphemy?
That's a contrast to most stadium concerts, where the message is more like: "Look upon me, puny mortals, and be astonished by my divine talents and somewhat improbable physique."
He starred in slickly produced government-created videos portraying the Border Patrol as warriors on a divine mission to make the City of Angeles safe from immigrant infidels.
It is difficult to divine where American politics goes from here, but the trajectory is bleak.
“Here we are again, not talking, and it feels like a beautiful nightmare. ... It felt scary. It felt divine. It felt bigger than us.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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