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semidivine

[ sem-ee-di-vahyn, sem-ahy- ]

adjective

  1. somewhat more than mortal but less than divine.


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亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins

Origin of semidivine1

First recorded in 1590鈥1600; semi- + divine
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Far more incendiary than calling for Mr. Prayuth鈥檚 exit are the protesters鈥 demands that the king, one of the world鈥檚 richest monarchs, must hew to the Constitution rather than floating above it as a semidivine being.

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鈥淎ccording to the rules,鈥 said Urvashi, smiling cruelly, 鈥渋t must be unanimously agreed by the Guardians in residence that we believe they are semidivine. I do not believe. And if they鈥檙e only children, they shouldn鈥檛 bother.鈥

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Mark and Karen鈥檚 disintegrating marriage is the main concern of Heather, the Totality, rather than Heather herself, who is so impossibly idealized as to seem semidivine.

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At a time when monarchs were regarded as semidivine beings who could cure diseases with the royal touch, he despised religion as a farrago of nonsense, avoided court life, doffed his hat to ordinary Prussians and encouraged inoculation against smallpox.

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Transformation cannot be complete, she writes, unless certain Islamic precepts are 鈥渞epudiated and nullified,鈥 including 鈥淢ohammed鈥檚 semidivine and infallible status along with the literalist reading of the Quran.鈥

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