divinement (Meaning)
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divinement (n.)
Divination.
Synonyms & Antonyms of divinement
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
divinement Sentence Examples
- The flautist played divinement, enchanting the audience with her ethereal melodies.
- He had a divinement to heal people with his kind words and compassionate touch.
- The artist's paintings were divinement beautiful, capturing the very essence of his subjects.
- The dancer moved divinement, her grace and fluidity mesmerizing all who beheld her.
- The scientist had a divinement insight, leading to a groundbreaking discovery that changed the world.
- The writer's words were divinement eloquent, weaving tales that transported readers to other realms.
- The chef prepared a divinement meal, tantalizing the taste buds with exquisite flavors and aromas.
- The athlete performed divinement, breaking records and inspiring others with his superhuman abilities.
- The child had a divinement smile, spreading joy and warmth wherever she went.
- The act of kindness was divinement, touching the hearts of those who witnessed it and leaving a lasting impact on their lives.
FAQs About the word divinement
Divination.
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No antonyms found.
The flautist played divinement, enchanting the audience with her ethereal melodies.
He had a divinement to heal people with his kind words and compassionate touch.
The artist's paintings were divinement beautiful, capturing the very essence of his subjects.
The dancer moved divinement, her grace and fluidity mesmerizing all who beheld her.
