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divine

[dih-vahyn] / dɪˈvaɪn /




Example Sentences

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So is the skepticism of efforts to mediate between faith and reason, and to reconcile divine obligation with human freedom.

From The Wall Street Journal

She remembers Richardson’s name being brought up and feeling like it was a “divine moment.”

From Los Angeles Times

I shot a look at Aunt Kitty, who was gazing skyward for some sort of divine counsel.

From Literature

They are highly physical, intense and uniquely divine opportunities to understand the power of her own body.

From Salon

Simmons-Santa Cruz later described the experience as “divine intervention in the midst of tragedy,” saying the music gave them space to heal through faith while doing what they loved most.

From Los Angeles Times