divinity
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /dɪˈvɪnəti/
divinity means: The study of religion, especially as a subject at a university.
noun
The study of religion, especially as a subject at a university.
- She studies divinity at university.
- He earned a degree in divinity.
- The divinity school offers courses on several religions.
The state or quality of being a god or God.
- The ruler claimed divinity.
- They discussed the divinity of Christ.
- The text contrasts human weakness with divinity.
A heavenly being with more power than humans but less power than the highest god.
- The spring had its own divinity.
- They offered gifts to a local divinity.
- Several lesser divinities appear in the ancient story.
A soft, sweet candy made from egg whites, sugar, and corn syrup.
- Grandma made divinity for Christmas.
- This divinity recipe includes chopped pecans.
- Let the divinity cool before putting it in a tin.
Questions about divinity
What does divinity mean?
The study of religion, especially as a subject at a university.
What is divinity in other languages?
Türkçe: ilahiyat · Español: teología · Français: théologie · Deutsch: Theologie · Italiano: teologia · 日本語: 神学
How do you pronounce divinity?
It is pronounced /dɪˈvɪnəti/.
How do you use divinity in a sentence?
She studies divinity at university. He earned a degree in divinity.
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