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diviner

/dɪˈvaɪ.nə/

/dɪˈvaɪ.nɚ/

divinernoun

diviners

/dɪˈvaɪ.nə/

/dɪˈvaɪ.nɚ/

Translations

гадатель

The gadder used tarot cards to reveal secrets.

Гадатель использовал карты Таро, чтобы раскрыть секреты.

предсказатель

The diviner predicted a prosperous future for the village.

Предсказатель предсказал процветающее будущее для деревни.

Additional translations

провидец

ясновидящий

оракул

Definitions

A person who practices divination, seeking to foresee or foretell future events or discover hidden knowledge through supernatural means.

The diviner was consulted to predict the outcome of the harvest season.

A person who uses a divining rod to locate underground water or minerals.

The farmer hired a diviner to find a new water source for his crops.

Synonyms

divineadjective

diviner

Comp.

more divine

Comp.

most divine

Super.

/dɪˈvaɪn/

Translations

божественный

The cake had a divine taste.

Торт имел божественный вкус.

Additional translations

восхитительный

небесный

священный

Definitions

Of, from, or like God or a god; heavenly or celestial.

The choir's performance was so beautiful, it felt almost divine.

Extremely good or pleasing; delightful.

The chocolate cake she baked was simply divine.

Synonyms

Antonyms

divinenoun

Definitions

A cleric or theologian; a person who studies or practices religion.

The divine delivered a sermon that resonated with the congregation.

A god or goddess; a deity.

In ancient mythology, each divine had their own realm of influence.

A person believed to have the power to foretell events; a soothsayer or seer.

The king summoned a divine to interpret the ominous dreams.

divineverb

Definitions

To discover or declare something, especially something that is not immediately obvious, by intuition or insight.

She was able to divine his true intentions from his body language.

To foresee or predict future events, often through supernatural means.

The oracle claimed she could divine the outcome of the battle.

To perceive or understand something by guessing or conjecture.

He tried to divine the answer to the riddle without any clues.

To search for underground water, minerals, or lost objects, especially by using a divining rod.

Farmers sometimes divine for water before drilling a new well.