divinely
/dɪˈvʌɪnli
/adverb
1By the power of God or a god: he regards the Bible as divinely inspired the idea of a divinely created universe...
- The basis of the religion is the belief that at various times God has been divinely incarnated in a living person.
- Classical architecture was a metaphorical imitation of this divinely ordered nature.
- He preferred to see the created universe as tidy and divinely disciplined rather than replete with uncertainties, speculations and evolutionary doubts.
2 informal In a very pleasing or delightful way: you dance divinely [as submodifier]: a divinely beautiful young woman...
- 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.
- This was the mushroom that smelled divinely like liquorice.
- personality inventory
- personality profile
- personality system
- personality trait
- personality type
- personality variable
- personalization
- personalize
- personalized gun
- personalized medicine
- personal ledger
- personal liberty
- personal life
- personal loan
- personally
- personally conducted
- personal name
- personalness
- personal noun
- personal oath
- personal organizer
- personal pension
- personal pension plan
- personal prelature
- personal pronoun