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divinity

[C/U] Both
pl: divinitiespast: nonepp: noneing: nonecomp: nonesup: none

This term carries a heavy weight of sacredness and transcendence, often evoking an image of purity, omniscience, and an existence beyond the physical realm. It is typically used in formal, theological, or philosophical discussions to describe the essence of a god or the quality of being god-like.

Countable when referring to a specific god or goddess. Uncountable when referring to the abstract quality of being divine or the academic study of theology.

Meanings

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The state or quality of being divine.

"The monks spent their lives contemplating the nature of divinity."

Noun
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A divine being or a deity.

"The ancient Greeks believed in a pantheon of divinities."

Noun
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The study of religion or theology.

"She decided to pursue a degree in divinity at the university."

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