deific
/diːˈɪfɪk
/ /deɪˈɪfɪk /adjective
Resembling a god in qualities such as power or beauty; divine: he achieved deific status deific powers...
- Readers who have been positioned as admiring subjects of Cavendish's deific heroines will understand that the author's creations have a great need and desire for triumphal vindication and adoration.
- Schools of occultism insist most strenuously on the deific and all-powerful nature of such beings.
- Of those deific couplings came the mighty men that were of old.
Origin
Late 15th century: from French déifique or ecclesiastical Latin deificus, from Latin deus 'god'.
- Beantown
- Beantowner
- be anyone's
- be any (or no or much) good
- be any use
- be a question of time
- bear
- bearability
- bearable
- bearableness
- bearably
- bear a hand
- bear a relation (or relationship) to
- bear a resemblance (or similarity) to
- bear arms
- bear away
- bear-baiting
- bearberry
- bearcat
- bear claw
- beard
- bearded
- bearded collie
- bearded dragon
- bearded lizard