divinize
/ˈdɪvɪnʌɪz
/(also divinise)
verb [with object]
Make (someone) divine; deify: this brush with death seems to have divinized her...
- We are divinized, given nothing other than God's own life in the crucified one, a paradox we must remain in rather than reject or attempt to resolve.
- The prophetic critique of primal Canaanite religion had the effect of desacralizing nature and divinizing morality.
- Appreciating this re-enchants and divinizes the world.
Origin
Mid 17th century: from French diviniser, from divin 'divine'.
- feel-goodism
- feelie
- feeling
- feelingful
- feelingless
- feelingly
- feelingness
- feel like (doing) something
- feel one's age
- feel one's oats
- feel one's way
- feel (or find) one's legs
- feel (or look) small
- feel (or take) the pulse of
- feel small
- feel the draught
- feel the pinch
- feel the pulse of
- feelthy
- feely
- fee-paying
- fee simple
- feet
- fee tail
- feet first