Godlike

Pronunciation: /ˈɡɑdˌlaɪk/

Definitions of godlike

adjective resembling or characteristic of a god or deity; divine

Example Sentences

A1 The superhero had godlike powers.

A2 The ancient statue was said to possess godlike qualities.

B1 The artist's talent was described as godlike by critics.

B2 The warrior's skill in battle was almost godlike in its precision.

C1 The scientist's groundbreaking discovery was hailed as godlike in its implications for humanity.

C2 The composer's ability to evoke deep emotions through music was considered godlike by music enthusiasts.

Examples of godlike in a Sentence

formal The artist's talent was truly godlike, as he created masterpieces with ease.

informal Did you see that basketball player's godlike skills on the court last night?

slang That new video game character is so godlike, I can't stop playing as them.

figurative The way she effortlessly handled the crisis was nothing short of godlike.

Grammatical Forms of godlike

• past tense: godliked
• plural: godlikes
• comparative: more godlike
• superlative: most godlike
• present tense: godlike
• future tense: will godlike
• perfect tense: have godliked
• continuous tense: is godliking
• singular: godlike
• positive degree: godlike
• infinitive: to godlike
• gerund: godliking
• participle: godliked

Origin and Evolution of godlike

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'godlike' originates from the combination of 'god' and 'like', indicating something resembling or characteristic of a god.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the use of 'godlike' has evolved to connote qualities or characteristics that are divine, powerful, or awe-inspiring.