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Divine
Divine
a.
Of or
belonging
to
God
; as,
divine
perfections
;
the
divine
will
.
Divine
a.
Proceeding
from
God
; as,
divine
judgments
.
Divine
a.
Appropriated
to
God
, or
celebrating
his
praise
;
religious
;
pious
;
holy
; as,
divine
service
;
divine
songs
;
divine
worship
.
Divine
a.
Pertaining
to, or
proceeding
from
, a
deity
;
partaking
of
the
nature
of a
god
or
the
gods
.
Divine
a.
Godlike
;
heavenly
;
excellent
in
the
highest
degree
;
supremely
admirable
;
apparently
above
what
is
human
. In
this
application
,
the
word
admits
of
comparison
; as,
the
divinest
mind
.
Sir
J.
Davies
.
Divine
a.
Presageful
;
foreboding
;
prescient
.
Divine
a.
Relating
to
divinity
or
theology
.
Divine
a.
One
skilled
in
divinity
; a
theologian
.
Divine
a.
A
minister
of
the
gospel
; a
priest
; a
clergyman
.
Divine
v. t.
To
foresee
or
foreknow
; to
detect
; to
anticipate
; to
conjecture
.
Divine
v. t.
To
foretell
; to
predict
; to
presage
.
Divine
v. t.
To
render
divine
; to
deify
.
Divine
v. i.
To
use
or
practice
divination
; to
foretell
by
divination
; to
utter
prognostications
.
Divine
v. i.
To
have
or
feel
a
presage
or
foreboding
.
Divine
v. i.
To
conjecture
or
guess
; as, to
divine
rightly
.
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