Definition
Definition of God-given - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
divinityprovided by God or believed to be divine
- She has a God-given talent for music.
- He believes his leadership skills are God-given.
- Her God-given beauty captivated everyone in the room.
Origin of God-given
Old English, god (deity) + giefan (to give)
Terms with God-given included in their meaning
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Christianity
virtues given by God during baptism
authority
having power or status believed given by a god
religion
spiritual gift given by God's grace
legal
indicates legal right given by god's will
divine right
God-given authority to rule or govern
theology
highest form of worship given to God
christian ethics
virtue given by God beyond natural abilities
Christian ethics
virtue given by God for spiritual growth
biblical
land given to Abraham and his descendants by God
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- French:divin, ...
- German:gottgegeben, ...
- Italian:divino, ...
- Spanish:divino, ...
- Portuguese:divino, ...
- Chinese:天赐的, ...
- Japanese:神から授かった, ...
- Arabic:إلهي, ...
- Hebrew:אֱלוֹהִי, ...
- Russian:Богом данный, ...
- Ukrainian:божественний, ...
- Hindi:ईश्वरप्रदत्त, ...
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