Definition of divinely in English:

divinely

adverb dɪˈvʌɪnlidəˈvaɪnli

1By the power of God or a god.
he regards the Bible as divinely inspired
the idea of a divinely created universe
Example sentencesExamples
- All was subsumed under a Protestantism that viewed the English church as a divinely blessed via media between the excesses of Rome and Geneva.
- Her Agamemnon is both divinely doomed and a moral hypocrite who combines protestations of paternal love with dalliance with a Greek war-widow.
- Your every step will be divinely guided.
- Charlemagne saw himself as a divinely appointed ruler of a chosen people whose liturgical customs must approach the ideal, represented by papal usage.
- Divinely summoned to a life of devotion in 1934, she later set up the Everlasting Gospel Mission.
- Classical architecture was a metaphorical imitation of this divinely ordered nature.
- The basis of the religion is the belief that at various times God has been divinely incarnated in a living person.
- The Gospel of Saint John recognizes the Baptist as the one divinely chosen to "give testimony of the light."
- He preferred to see the created universe as tidy and divinely disciplined rather than replete with uncertainties, speculations and evolutionary doubts.
- He claims that Durer consciously asserted the unique status of the artist as a divinely gifted creator.
2informal In a very pleasing or delightful way.
you dance divinely
as submodifier a divinely beautiful young woman
Example sentencesExamples
- This was the mushroom that smelled divinely like liquorice.
- If we ever needed an excuse to dress divinely this is it.
- The movie is divinely set, costumed, and scored, and magnificently edited.
- Alan and Elaine seemed like visitors from another planet but they looked totally relaxed and sang divinely.
- The sun is shining divinely and there are still many green leaves.
- Even today, as one walks through the heart of Paris, it is not unusual to sense the spirit of a man who made women feel divinely feminine.
- And Nighy, divinely, decadently, scene-stealingly over the top brings it all together with a turn that is perfectly timed.
- He has a good sense of humor, a sense of fairness and he kisses divinely.
- Evenings were spent sauntering around the harbor, wining and dining divinely.
- Divinely decadent music which works wonders on your imagination.

Definition of divinely in US English:

divinely

adverbdəˈvīnlēdəˈvaɪnli

1By the power of God or a god.
he regards the Bible as divinely inspired
the idea of a divinely created universe
Example sentencesExamples
- The basis of the religion is the belief that at various times God has been divinely incarnated in a living person.
- Divinely summoned to a life of devotion in 1934, she later set up the Everlasting Gospel Mission.
- Her Agamemnon is both divinely doomed and a moral hypocrite who combines protestations of paternal love with dalliance with a Greek war-widow.
- Charlemagne saw himself as a divinely appointed ruler of a chosen people whose liturgical customs must approach the ideal, represented by papal usage.
- Classical architecture was a metaphorical imitation of this divinely ordered nature.
- Your every step will be divinely guided.
- He preferred to see the created universe as tidy and divinely disciplined rather than replete with uncertainties, speculations and evolutionary doubts.
- All was subsumed under a Protestantism that viewed the English church as a divinely blessed via media between the excesses of Rome and Geneva.
- The Gospel of Saint John recognizes the Baptist as the one divinely chosen to "give testimony of the light."
- He claims that Durer consciously asserted the unique status of the artist as a divinely gifted creator.
2informal In a very pleasing or delightful way.
you dance divinely
as submodifier a divinely beautiful young woman
Example sentencesExamples
- If we ever needed an excuse to dress divinely this is it.
- The sun is shining divinely and there are still many green leaves.
- He has a good sense of humor, a sense of fairness and he kisses divinely.
- Evenings were spent sauntering around the harbor, wining and dining divinely.
- Even today, as one walks through the heart of Paris, it is not unusual to sense the spirit of a man who made women feel divinely feminine.
- The movie is divinely set, costumed, and scored, and magnificently edited.
- And Nighy, divinely, decadently, scene-stealingly over the top brings it all together with a turn that is perfectly timed.
- Divinely decadent music which works wonders on your imagination.
- Alan and Elaine seemed like visitors from another planet but they looked totally relaxed and sang divinely.
- This was the mushroom that smelled divinely like liquorice.

单词	divinely
释义	Definition of divinely in English: divinely adverb dɪˈvʌɪnlidəˈvaɪnli 1By the power of God or a god. he regards the Bible as divinely inspired the idea of a divinely created universe Example sentencesExamples All was subsumed under a Protestantism that viewed the English church as a divinely blessed via media between the excesses of Rome and Geneva. Her Agamemnon is both divinely doomed and a moral hypocrite who combines protestations of paternal love with dalliance with a Greek war-widow. Your every step will be divinely guided. Charlemagne saw himself as a divinely appointed ruler of a chosen people whose liturgical customs must approach the ideal, represented by papal usage. Divinely summoned to a life of devotion in 1934, she later set up the Everlasting Gospel Mission. Classical architecture was a metaphorical imitation of this divinely ordered nature. The basis of the religion is the belief that at various times God has been divinely incarnated in a living person. The Gospel of Saint John recognizes the Baptist as the one divinely chosen to "give testimony of the light." He preferred to see the created universe as tidy and divinely disciplined rather than replete with uncertainties, speculations and evolutionary doubts. He claims that Durer consciously asserted the unique status of the artist as a divinely gifted creator. 2informal In a very pleasing or delightful way. you dance divinely as submodifier a divinely beautiful young woman Example sentencesExamples This was the mushroom that smelled divinely like liquorice. If we ever needed an excuse to dress divinely this is it. The movie is divinely set, costumed, and scored, and magnificently edited. Alan and Elaine seemed like visitors from another planet but they looked totally relaxed and sang divinely. The sun is shining divinely and there are still many green leaves. Even today, as one walks through the heart of Paris, it is not unusual to sense the spirit of a man who made women feel divinely feminine. And Nighy, divinely, decadently, scene-stealingly over the top brings it all together with a turn that is perfectly timed. He has a good sense of humor, a sense of fairness and he kisses divinely. Evenings were spent sauntering around the harbor, wining and dining divinely. Divinely decadent music which works wonders on your imagination. Definition of divinely in US English: divinely adverbdəˈvīnlēdəˈvaɪnli 1By the power of God or a god. he regards the Bible as divinely inspired the idea of a divinely created universe Example sentencesExamples The basis of the religion is the belief that at various times God has been divinely incarnated in a living person. Divinely summoned to a life of devotion in 1934, she later set up the Everlasting Gospel Mission. Her Agamemnon is both divinely doomed and a moral hypocrite who combines protestations of paternal love with dalliance with a Greek war-widow. Charlemagne saw himself as a divinely appointed ruler of a chosen people whose liturgical customs must approach the ideal, represented by papal usage. Classical architecture was a metaphorical imitation of this divinely ordered nature. Your every step will be divinely guided. He preferred to see the created universe as tidy and divinely disciplined rather than replete with uncertainties, speculations and evolutionary doubts. All was subsumed under a Protestantism that viewed the English church as a divinely blessed via media between the excesses of Rome and Geneva. The Gospel of Saint John recognizes the Baptist as the one divinely chosen to "give testimony of the light." He claims that Durer consciously asserted the unique status of the artist as a divinely gifted creator. 2informal In a very pleasing or delightful way. you dance divinely as submodifier a divinely beautiful young woman Example sentencesExamples If we ever needed an excuse to dress divinely this is it. The sun is shining divinely and there are still many green leaves. He has a good sense of humor, a sense of fairness and he kisses divinely. Evenings were spent sauntering around the harbor, wining and dining divinely. Even today, as one walks through the heart of Paris, it is not unusual to sense the spirit of a man who made women feel divinely feminine. The movie is divinely set, costumed, and scored, and magnificently edited. And Nighy, divinely, decadently, scene-stealingly over the top brings it all together with a turn that is perfectly timed. Divinely decadent music which works wonders on your imagination. Alan and Elaine seemed like visitors from another planet but they looked totally relaxed and sang divinely. This was the mushroom that smelled divinely like liquorice.
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