No. 11,017 in Spanish
divina
Divine; heavenly; wonderful.
In a sentence
La vista desde este lugar es divina.
The view from this place is divine.
Here, 'divina' is used to signify something exceptionally beautiful or impressive, often referring to nature or scenery.
Ella tiene una sonrisa divina.
She has a divine smile.
In this sentence, 'divina' describes an attribute of a person (smile) as amazing or admirable.
¡Qué performance tan divina ofreció el pianista anoche!
What a divine performance the pianist offered last night!
Here, 'divina' is employed to express admiration for a remarkable performance in an artistic context.
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