Divine and Judge

Divine

Divine verb - To realize or know about beforehand.

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

Judge

Judge verb - To give an opinion about (something at issue or in dispute).

Divine and judge are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Divine" instead a verb "Judge".

How words are described

human human divine human judge
old old divine old judge
good good divine good judge
female female divine female judge
Other adjectives: perfect, complete, regular, single, active, actual, male, black, new, former, highest, last.

Common collocations

place divine place judge place
time divine time judge time
location divine location judge location
actions divine actions judge actions
Other words: intentions.

Both words in one sentence

  • Everything Sounds Sexier in French While My Kitchen Rules's French judge Manu Fieldel rarely, if ever, speaks in his native language, more than one contestant consider his accent "divine".
  • Kill the God In Poacher, every religion's divine judge of the dead is actually the same entity: the Judge Of All The Earth, who is killed by Derek in the secret ending.
    Source: Kill the God
  • Playing with Fire A major plot point in The Wicked + The Divine's first arc is which gods have fire within their domains, since whoever does also had the ability to kill the judge and frame Lucifer for murder.
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