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divinish

divinish adjective: somewhat or nearly divine.

Adjective

divinish (comparative more divinish, superlative most divinish)

  1. Somewhat or nearly divine.
    • That divinity itself is but divinish Is a proof that it is perfectly divine — And the power that made the universe Einsteinish Must be (relatively) something pretty fine!1923, Life - Volume 81
    • I'm so sorry I'm late but the second plane was late and I missed the first plane 'cause I was snarfing around in this divinish little perfume boite at the airport.1963, David Rogers, It Happens Every Summer, page 16

Forms of divinish

comparativemore divinish
superlativemost divinish

Origin of divinish

From divine + -ish.

Questions about divinish

What does divinish mean?
Divinish means somewhat or nearly divine.
What part of speech is divinish?
Divinish is an adjective.

Words near divinish in the dictionary

  1. divinisation
  2. divinisations
  3. divinise
  4. divinised
  5. divinises
  6. divinish
  7. divinising
  8. divinitie
  9. divinities
  10. divinity
  11. divinity calf

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