divine
di
di
vine
ˈvaɪn
vain
British pronunciation
/dɪˈvaɪn/

Definition & Meaning of "divine"in English

divine
01

originating from, relating to, or associated with God or a god

divine definition and meaning
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The ancient Greeks believed in divine beings residing on Mount Olympus.
02

having the nature or characteristics of a god

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His strength seemed almost divine, unlike any human.
03

resulting from divine providence, often seen as part of a greater plan

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The victory was considered a divine blessing.
04

having surpassing excellence or perfection, as if inspired by the gods

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The painting was of divine beauty, unlike anything seen before.
05

devoted to or in the service of a deity

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The monk lived a divine life of prayer and service.
Divine
01

a god or supreme being, often referred to in religious or spiritual contexts

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In many cultures, people worship the Divine as the creator of the universe.
02

a clergyman or any person in religious orders

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The divine offered a prayer before the ceremony began.
to divine
01

to search for or discover something, often using a method like a divining rod or other supernatural means

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She used a rod to divine the location of underground water.
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to either predict the future or uncover hidden truths with the use of supernatural forces

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She claimed to divine the future through the ancient art of rune reading.
03

to guess or deduce information using intuition or an inexplicable sense of inner knowledge

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He divined the answer to the riddle without any clues.
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