all divine

In all respects divine; infinitely divine. "Then would I write the all -divine Perfections of my valentine." Howell: Letter, L. 5, 21. all-divining, a. Divining everything; sagaciously unravelling every present mystery and forecasting every future event. "But is there aught in hidden fate can shun Thy all- divining spirit?" Sir R. Fanshawe Pastor Fido , p. 181. all-dreaded, a. Dreaded by all. ". the all - dreaded thunder-stone." Shakesp. Cymbeline , iv. 2. all-dreadful, a. In all respects dreadful; very dreadful. "When Juno's self and Pallas shall appear, All-drea- ful in the crimson walks of war." Pope: Homer's Iliad , bk. viii., 459-60. all-drowsy, a. Very drowsy. " All -drowsy night."-Browne: Brit. Past ., ii. 1. all-eating, a. Eating everything. ( Lit. & fig.) "Were an all - eating shame and thriftle praise." Shakesp.: Sonnets, IL all-efficacious, a. In all respects efficacious. ( Everett .)