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Definition of deific - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
divineDated having a godlike nature or qualityDated
- His deific wisdom impressed everyone.
2.
religionDated making divine or exalting to god statusDated
- The ritual was deific in its purpose.
Origin of deific
Latin, deus (god) + -ficare (to make)
Examples of deific in a sentence
The painting had a deific quality to it. The deific aura of the statue inspired awe. His deific portrayal in the painting was breathtaking.
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- French:divin, sacralisant, ...
- German:göttlich, vergöttlichend, ...
- Italian:divino, sacro, ...
- Spanish:divino, deificante, ...
- Portuguese:divino, deificante, ...
- Chinese:神圣的, 崇高的, ...
- Japanese:神のような, 神聖化する, ...
- Arabic:إِلٰهِيّ, مُؤَلِّه, ...
- Hebrew:אֵלִי, מְאֻלָּה, ...
- Russian:божественный, деифический, ...
- Ukrainian:божественний, обожнювальний, ...
- Hindi:दैवीय, दिव्य, ...
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