No. 9,428 in French
divines
"Divines" in English means "divine" or "heavenly," often referring to something godlike or splendid.
In a sentence
Les expériences qu'elles ont vécues semblaient divines.
The experiences they lived seemed divine.
Here, 'divines' refers to an adjective describing something sacred or heavenly.
Elle possédait des qualités divines qui inspiraient tout le monde.
She possessed divine qualities that inspired everyone.
In this sentence, 'divines' is an adjective used to describe extraordinary characteristics.
Les musiques divines ont rempli la salle d'une ambiance sereine.
The divine music filled the room with a serene ambiance.
'Divines' here is an attributive adjective used to emphasize the sacred beauty of the music.
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