divine

[dih-vahyn] / dɪˈvaɪn /

ADJECTIVE

godlike; excellent

Synonyms

STRONGEST

angelic celestial eternal heavenly holy mystical religious sacred spiritual supernatural transcendent wonderful

STRONG

almighty anointed consecrated exalted hallowed sanctified superlative

WEAK

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

Antonyms

STRONGEST

earthly hellish irreligious irreverent ungodly unholy unsacred

VERB

suspect; conjecture; prophesy

Synonyms

STRONGEST

deduce discern foresee foretell infer prophesy surmise visualize

STRONG

anticipate apprehend conjecture forebode foreknow guess intuit perceive predict previse prognosticate see suppose suspect understand

WEAK

crystal-ball crystal-ball it forefeel go out on a limb opine see in the cards take a shot take a stab

Antonyms

STRONG

calculate disbelieve know misinterpret misunderstand

Example Sentences

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This divine disposition isn’t daydreaming, which sees only the small in the big.

From The Wall Street Journal

Maybe divine intervention wouldn’t be such a bad thing if utter subservience to billionaires, technology and manufactured loneliness is the alternative.

From Salon

They would be moved by the divine spirit and then receive a song or a piece of movement, and then they would start to sing and dance.

From Los Angeles Times

Lord Krishna, Hinduism’s compassionate god of divine love, is often portrayed with a flute in hand.

From Los Angeles Times

The images in Paul Fortune’s “Notes on Decor, Etc.” are divine, inspiring and impeccable, showcasing his legendary style and hosting flair.

From The Wall Street Journal

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