DIVINE | • divine adj. Of or pertaining to a god. • divine adj. Eternal, holy, or otherwise godlike. • divine adj. Of superhuman or surpassing excellence. |
DIVINED | • divined v. Simple past tense and past participle of divine. • divined adj. Made divine, made holy. • DIVINE v. to foretell by occult means. |
DIVINER | • diviner n. One who foretells the future. • diviner n. One who divines or conjectures. • diviner n. One who searches for underground objects or water using a divining rod. |
DIVINES | • divines n. Plural of divine. • divines v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of divine. • Divines prop.n. Plural of Divine. |
DIVINELY | • divinely adv. In a divine manner. • DIVINE adv. pertaining to or characteristic of a god. |
DIVINERS | • diviners n. Plural of diviner. • DIVINER n. one who divines. |
DIVINEST | • divinest adj. Superlative form of divine: most divine. • DIVINE adj. pertaining to or characteristic of a god. |
UNDIVINE | • undivine adj. Not divine; not holy. • UNDIVINE adj. not divine. |
DIVINENESS | • divineness n. The quality of being divine; divinity. • DIVINENESS n. the quality of being divine. |
DIVINERESS | • divineress n. (Archaic) A female diviner. • DIVINERESS n. a woman who divines. |
SEMIDIVINE | • semidivine adj. Half-divine; pertaining to a demigod. • semi-divine adj. Alternative form of semidivine. • SEMIDIVINE adj. half divine. |
DIVINENESSES | • DIVINENESS n. the quality of being divine. |
DIVINERESSES | • divineresses n. Plural of divineress. • DIVINERESS n. a woman who divines. |