Credit and Divine

Credit

Credit verb - To explain (something) as being the result of something else.

Divine and credit are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Divine" instead a verb "Credit".

Divine

Divine verb - To realize or know about beforehand.

Credit and divine are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Credit" instead a verb "Divine".

How words are described

good good credit good divine
complete complete credit complete divine
many many credit many divine
infinite infinite credit infinite divine
Other adjectives: single, actual, last.

Common collocations

health credit health divine health
actions credit actions divine actions

Both words in one sentence

  • God Emperor In the Paradox Trilogy, the Sainted King of Paradox is viewed as divine by Paradoxians, who credit him with the power to perform miracles.
    Source: God Emperor
  • In Mysterious Ways He then starts to examine this idea more deeply and reasons that it would be logically inconsistent to credit good things to divine will whilst at the same time writing off the bad as mere misfortune.
  • In not revealing the actual source, credit is given to faith in a deity, a divine being, or some other higher power.
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