divast (Meaning)

Webster

divast (a.)

Devastated; laid waste.

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The soprano's diva-like demeanor overshadowed her vocal performance during the opera.
The fashion designer's latest collection featured extravagant gowns fit for a diva.
The diva's entourage of assistants followed her everywhere she went, catering to her every whim.
The pop star's diva-like attitude alienated her fans and caused her popularity to decline.
The Broadway diva commanded the stage with her powerful voice and captivating presence.
The renowned prima donna was celebrated for her diva-like persona and vocal prowess.
The diva's grandiose demands and tantrums made her infamous in the entertainment industry.
The actress was criticized for her diva-like behavior on the set of her latest film.
The diva's flamboyant personality and love of luxury earned her a reputation as an eccentric character.
The diva's controversial statements and actions often made headlines, keeping her in the public spotlight.

Devastated; laid waste.

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The soprano's diva-like demeanor overshadowed her vocal performance during the opera.

The fashion designer's latest collection featured extravagant gowns fit for a diva.

The diva's entourage of assistants followed her everywhere she went, catering to her every whim.

The pop star's diva-like attitude alienated her fans and caused her popularity to decline.