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Divinitive

Relating to, derived from, or determined through divination; serving to provide clarity, certainty, insight, or understanding through the interpretation of signs, symbols, patterns, intuition, or other divinatory means with definitive outcomes.
Annie saw my story divinitively in the tea leaves. Each symbol spoken about became true to me.

Her abilities are divinitive. When she sees the future, it is clear and true to me.
Divinitive by TeawithAnnie August 14, 2026
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Grand Theft Auto The Trilogy: The Definitive Edition

Known as one of the greatest horror games ever made, GTA The Trilogy The Definitive Edition triumphantly remakes three non horror games into horror games. With eerie rain indoors, mutant abominations of human beings, and some of the best AI ever, your perception of reality truly begins to warp into something beautifully terrifying, this is a must play for any horror fan, not to mention the graphics are some of the best in a game yet, as expected of Rockstar Games.
Grand Theft Auto The Trilogy: The Definitive Edition is a long ass name.

divinitively 

Adjective.

Something that definitely has divine qualities, anything.

A state of knowing, of sureness.

An instinctive feeling as though one understands the 'heart of the matter' of any given situation or occurrence. Derived from a sense of connection to truth.
Gary went vegan because he understood divinitively the plight of the animals.
divinitively by Jacqueline Woish October 14, 2017

diviniti 

God like figure. Untouchable.
Fearless. To be like.
"Dude, diviniti is the man!"
diviniti by allen August 13, 2004

dimunitive 

"Dimunitive" is a mis-use/mispronounciation of the word "diminutive" which is defined as "extremely or unusually small".
Just because I am short does not give you the right to refer to me in a dimunitive manner.
dimunitive by DBWordsmith May 17, 2016

Divinite 

An epic, cool pro who may get things wrong but is still right.
Look at that Divinite, she's so pro!
Divinite by D00G December 25, 2012

definitive urban warfare 

Editing Urban Dictionary to win an argument.
"He told me that 'West Africa' meant buttsex with a relative, and when I checked Urban Dictionary, it said it did. But I suspect some definitive urban warfare has taken place."
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