What (who) is godlike - definition
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God-like; God like; Godlike (disambiguation)
godlike
Although it's not a word out of nowhere (heck, even KMFDM have a song by the title), in this context it means really nifty, really cool.
Often used with the adverb inherently.
The line For in truth, you are godlike came from, I think, the Homeric hymns.
I got the most godlike CD today.
Often used with the adverb inherently.
The line For in truth, you are godlike came from, I think, the Homeric hymns.
I got the most godlike CD today.
godlike
a.
Divine, heavenly, supernal, celestial.
Godlike
·adj Resembling or befitting a god or God; divine; hence, preeminently good; as, godlike virtue.
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Godlike
Godlike may refer to:
- Divine, having the characteristics of a deity
- Godlike (album), a 2002 album by Natas
- Godlike (role-playing game), an alternate history World War II era superhero role-playing game
- "Godlike" (song), a 1990 song by KMFDM
Pronunciation examples for godlike
1. godlike power.
Restoring the Soul of Business _ Rishad Tobaccowala _ Talks at Google
2. with godlike power--
The Signal and the Noise _ Nate Silver _ Talks at Google
3. believes himself to be godlike.
Two Years Eight Months and Twenty-Eight Nights _ Salman Rushdie _ Talks at Google
4. sounded godlike and mesmerized millions.
AI, Human Augmentation, and the Future of Intelligence on Earth _ David Brin _ Talks at Google
5. a godlike portrait of Steve Jobs, who's
The Only Woman in the Room _ Eileen Pollack _ Talks at Google
Examples of use of godlike
1. We see our Godlike nature being manifested in Godlike deeds of blessing.
2. When Aldous Huxley was looking for a godlike technological totem for his futuristic fantasy "Brave New World" he chose Ford.
3. "When I first did a human face, it was sort of a little godlike feeling," he said with a chuckle.
4. He discovers she is a narf, as Shyamalan calls her, a nymph–like character with godlike qualities.
5. Joy is so clearly good, it‘s included as one of the Godlike characteristics that are part of everyone.