“So the late prisoner accompanied the magistrate to luncheon a divine meal, with lobster salad, made with Devonshire cream, and pyramids of prawns.”

Adjective

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Very aesthetically pleasing

lovely

a sight for sore eyes

tantalizing^US

tantalising^UK

aesthetic^UK

esthetic^US

likeable^UK

likable^US

aesthetically pleasing

aesthetically appealing

physically attractive

magnetising^UK

magnetizing^US

as pretty as a picture

marvelous^US

marvellous^UK

civilized^US

hypnotizing^US

mesmerizing^US

civilised^UK

hypnotising^UK

mesmerising^UK

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“His beautiful date looked divine in a full-length, figure-hugging turquoise gown.”

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Of or pertaining to the church

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Having a magical or enchanting quality

Adjective

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Delicious and pleasing to taste

palatable

delicious

tasty

appetising^UK

appetizing^US

savoury^UK

savory^US

flavorsome^US

flavoursome^UK

flavourful^UK

tantalizing^US

tantalising^UK

fit for human consumption

tenderized^US

tenderised^UK

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Involving divine foresight or providence

Adjective

Having unlimited power, force or authority

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Never to be broken, infringed, or dishonoured

Verb

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To discover (something) by guesswork or intuition

hypothesise^UK

hypothesize^US

presume

speculate

theorise^UK

theorize^US

gauge^UK

recognise^UK

recognize^US

realise^UK

realize^US

gage^US

visualise^UK

visualize^US

be given to understand

have a sneaking suspicion of

come to the conclusion

have a sneaking suspicion

piece together

take something on board

take on board

get to the bottom of

get the hang of

get one's head around

have sneaking suspicion

analyze^US

analyse^UK

get the message about

get the picture about

wrap one's mind round

get the impression of

pick up what someone is putting down

wrap one's mind around

familiarize oneself with

get one's mind around

rationalize^US

accept the validity of

acknowledge the validity of

commiserate with

be able to see

admit the validity of

rationalise^UK

unscramble

see the point of

be aware of the fact that

be conscious of the fact that

become conscious of the fact that

become aware of the fact that

perceive the meaning of

become clear to

get clued up about

get through one's head

glom on

have experience of

take the hint

understand what's what

clear up

make heads or tails of

have someone's number

know what makes someone tick

have someone sized up

scrutinize^US

crystallize^US

crystallise^UK

scrutinise^UK

antithesise^UK

antithesize^US

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“It would likely be a mistake to divine an intention simply from the activities of a group.”

Verb

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To foretell (something), especially by the use of divination

visualise^UK

visualize^US

gage^US

gauge^UK

contemplate the possibility of

see handwriting on wall

have sneaking suspicion

come to the conclusion

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“Black cats were once considered to be reincarnated beings with the ability to divine the future.”

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To search for (underground objects or water) using a divining rod

dowse

find by dowsing

find through dowsing

“Others test him by bringing in unlikely objects for him to divine at the show's finale.”

Verb

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To form a mental image of

visualise^UK

visualize^US

fantasise^UK

fantasize^US

conjure up an image of

see in your mind's eye

conjure up a mental picture of

call up

conjure up an picture of

get the picture

picture in one's mind's eye

form a mental image of

conjure up a picture of

form a mental picture of

romanticize^US

romanticise^UK

realise^UK

realize^US

ruminate

live in a dream world

entertain the thought of

consider the possibility of

have in mind

debate

entertain

build up an impression of

form an impression of

build up a picture of

hypothesize^US

be under the impression

hypothesise^UK

build castles in Spain

build castles in the air

indulge in wool-gathering

give free rein to the imagination

idealize^US

idealise^UK

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To find an answer or solution to a problem or question

realise^UK

realize^US

determine a solution to

cipher^US

cypher^UK

analyze^US

analyse^UK

reach an agreement about

come to a conclusion about

remove the complexities from

make plainer

make simpler

make easier to understand

make more comprehensible

make more intelligible

get something straight

get to the bottom of it

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Noun

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One skilled in divinity

spreader of the faith

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“The Rev. Samuel Eyles Pierce was an English preacher and Calvinist divine.”

Noun

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(often the Divine) God or a god, particularly in its aspect as a transcendental concept

Master of the Universe

master of the universe

“This is how we are made in the image of the Divine.”

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