providential 的定义
- of, relating to, or resulting from divine providence: providential care.
- opportune, fortunate, or lucky: a providential event.
providential 近义词
happy
更多providential例句
- The walls of Tsaranoro are as wild and bold as the country, the rock beautifully carved as if by providential hand, and the story is that of a real adventure—friends taking the risks that come hand in hand with pushing boundaries.
- Many readers understood all manner of news in providential terms.
- Call it providential, but it is exactly the kind of role with which Anne Heche identifies.
- To return to his present day, his flux capacitor needed a providential shaft of lightning.
- He attended financially to all his children and saw to it that they had providential opportunities.
- Then they can really seize a providential opportunity to draw a distinction between the White House and themselves.
- Under circumstances that might be regarded as providential, Thomas Hutchinson was at last unmasked.
- God was in all things, and all things in God; but there was no idea of providential agency or of personality.
- The people worshipped no supreme creator, no providential governor, no ultimate judge of human actions.
- Every one seemed at once to turn to Inga, as though recognizing a providential authority.
- The coming of the girl, Maggie, though a strange coincidence, Ruth looked upon as providential.