Definition

Relating to the act of discovering or predicting something through intuition or supernatural means.

Example

The divining rod is said to help find water underground.

Conversation

I just read this book about divining the future.

That sounds interesting! How does it work?

It talks about how some people believe they can divining insights through intuition.

Wow, I never thought of it that way. It must be fascinating!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

The act of discovering something hidden or unknown, often through intuition or supernatural means.

Example

The divining of the water source was crucial for the village's survival.

Conversation

Have you ever tried divining your future with tarot cards?

No, but I've heard it can be really interesting and insightful.

Yeah, I think divining can help you reflect on your life choices.

Definition

To discover or predict something through intuition or supernatural means.

Example

She was divining the future using her tarot cards.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Have you ever tried divining your future with tarot cards?

No, but I’ve heard it can be really insightful.

I think it’s fascinating how people can divine their paths this way.

Root Explanation

Divining → It is formed from "divin-" (from Latin "divinus", meaning divine or godlike) and "-ing" (a suffix used to form present participles). The word "divining" refers to the act of seeking knowledge or insight, often in a mystical or supernatural context, as if one were tapping into divine knowledge.

Memory Tip

Think of 'divine' to remember that 'divining' means seeking knowledge as if from a god or higher power.

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