divine

US /dɪˈvaɪn/

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UK /dɪ'vaɪn/

adj.AdjectiveConcerning or coming from God or a god

Some people believe that there is a divine force for good in the world

v.i.Intransitive VerbTo predict through feeling and without reason

I tried to divine what he meant by silence

adj.AdjectiveBeing very good or wonderful

The cake is so divine, how did you make it?

v.t.Transitive VerbDiscover (something) by guesswork or intuition.

Some people claim to be able to divine the future.

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Marianne's other books include The Law of Divine Compensation, The Age of Miracles,
Marianne's other books include The Law of Divine Compensation, The Age of Miracles,

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Divine unity is more than saying there's only one God
Divine unity is more than saying there's only one God
and certainly not a picture of Muhammad, because he wasn't divine.
and certainly not a picture of Muhammad, because he wasn't divine.

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of the neo-Assyrians whose divine regent was the King.
of the neo-Assyrians whose divine regent was the King.

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one of whom is the most divine woman alive.
one of whom is the most divine woman alive.

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The "I need some help. I need divine intervention."
The "I need some help. I need divine intervention."

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but the movie does reference 'The Divine Comedy'
but the movie does reference 'The Divine Comedy'
Love "The Divine Comedy."
Love "The Divine Comedy."

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And he knew that it was now his divine mission to spread this truth to his fellow humans.
And he knew that it was now his divine mission to spread this truth to his fellow humans.

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Many ancient civilizations, including the Greeks, believed that semen was divine and contained a man's strength.
Many ancient civilizations, including the Greeks, believed that semen was divine and contained a man's strength.
believed that semen was divine and contained a man's strength.
believed that semen was divine and contained a man's strength.