divine|divined|divines|divining in English

verb

[di·vine || dɪ'vaɪn]

foretell the future; find water or another substance using a divining rod; sense, intuitively understand

Use "divine|divined|divines|divining" in a sentence

1. Augured (also: foretold, prophesied, divined, foreshown, forespoken)

2. Her hands were, as her mother had divined , "ruined with chilblains."

3. With the uncanny prescience of children, they had divined that he was a fake.

4. A foolish considtency is the hobgoblin of little minds, adored by little statesman and philosophers and divines.

5. A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds, adored by little statesmen and philosophers and divines.

6. There's a very rare, very mysterious way in which a magician divines an audience member's bank.

7. We thought about hiring ourselves out as sort of bespectacled human twigs for water - divining purposes.

8. In harmony divine!

9. Chaplet of Divine Mercy Recitation of the Divine Mercy Chaplet based on the diary of Saint Faustina, Divine Mercy in My Soul

10. Bodeword (chiefly Northern) commandment, directive (especially divine) news, tidings (especially divine) pledge; References

11. Gay is when you part the ass cheeks of a man and use your dick as a divining rod.

12. Teleflora's Divine Mosaic Bouquet

13. His perfume is divine.

14. Divine Education Conquers Prejudice

15. Clinging to Divine Teaching

16. That mango tasted divine!

17. They divined the contents of sealed envelopes by the simple expedient of opening the staples at the other end of the envelope.

18. 12 Divine Wisdom for Life

19. The Divine Gift of Repentance

20. Dedication Program Emphasizes Divine Education

21. It is the divine will.

22. Language or Dialect: Divine Name

23. Divine Justice Versus Distorted Justice

24. The Divine Pattern of Love

25. You look simply divine, darling.