divines
Discovers through intuition
Divines functions as both verb and noun.
To divine is to discover something through intuition, supernatural insight, or careful interpretation: She divined his true intentions from a single glance.
Divining water means locating underground sources, traditionally with a forked stick.
As a noun, divines are clergy or theologians—those who study or practice matters of the divine.
Authoritative wisdom source
- seerOne who envisions futures
- soothsayerOne who predicts futures
- sibylAncient female prophet
- auguryOmen interpretation practice
omen · portent · harbinger · revelation · premonition · prognostication · vision · sign
Concealed from view
- esotericAccessible to few
- tarotDivination card set
- auraPerceived emanation surrounding someone
- chakrasBody's spiritual focal points
meditation · shaman · ritual · seance · crystals · astrology · numerology · runes
Dedicated to the divine
- sanctifiedMade sacred through blessing
- consecratedDeclared sacred through ritual
- hallowedMade or regarded holy
- blessedReceiving divine favor
venerated · revered · sacrosanct · spiritual · celestial · heavenly · transcendent · ineffable
One who performs sacraments
- bishopDiocesan clergy head
- pastorChristian congregation leader
- ministerReligious leader or serve
- reverendWorthy of veneration
vicar · parson · rector · chaplain · cleric · preacher · monk · nun
oracle
Authoritative wisdom source
- seerOne who envisions futures
- soothsayerOne who predicts futures
- sibylAncient female prophet
augury · omen · portent · harbinger · revelation · premonition · prognostication · vision · sign · auspice
occult
Concealed from view
chakras · meditation · shaman · ritual · seance · crystals · astrology · numerology · runes · scrying
holy
Dedicated to the divine
- sanctifiedMade sacred through blessing
- consecratedDeclared sacred through ritual
- hallowedMade or regarded holy
blessed · venerated · revered · sacrosanct · spiritual · celestial · heavenly · transcendent · ineffable · sublime
priest
One who performs sacraments
reverend · vicar · parson · rector · chaplain · cleric · preacher · monk · nun · abbess
pantheon
All gods of a religion
Athena · Vishnu · Odin · Ra · Thor · Apollo · Shiva · Isis · Anubis · Poseidon
prophesy
Predict through revelation
- foreseePredict future events
- predictDeclare future outcomes
- prognosticateForetell future events
foretell · augur · presage · soothsay · portend · foreshadow · discern · intuit · envision · perceive
divinesdeduces
Reaches by reasoning
calculates · reasons · analyzes · demonstrates · proves
- divine healingRestoration through holy power
- divine revelationsSacred truths from deity
- divine interventionGodly action in affairs
- divine glorySacred transcendent brilliance
- divine commandmentsLaws from a deity
- divine planDeity's intended course
divine, divinity, divination, diviner, divining, divined, divinely, diviners, divinities