Able to be discovered or predicted through divination, prophecy, or magical insight.
From 'divine' (to foretell) plus '-able' (capable of being), forming an adjective around the 16th century. The term combines the verb sense of divine with standard English adjective formation.
In Shakespeare's time, 'divinable' was a serious word—people genuinely believed some futures were 'divinable' through augury, dreams, and astrology, which shaped how they made decisions and understood fate.
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