Definition of heaven-born in English:

heaven-born

adjective ˈhɛvnˌbɔːn

1Of heavenly birth or origin; divinely created or bestowed.
2Of such great ability in a particular field as to appear divinely ordained to it. Also: privileged, exalted (frequently ironically, implying a lack of natural talent).

noun ˈhɛvnˌbɔːn

1Treated as plural. With the. Talented, privileged, or exalted people as a class; (also) those of divine or heavenly origin. Also used ironically. Now rare except as implied in sense B. 2.
2In British India: (in the works of Rudyard Kipling) a British person, implying, sometimes ironically, exalted or very high status; (hence) a member of the Indian Civil Service. Also (with the and plural concord): members of the Indian Civil Service as a class. Now historical.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Robert Greene (bap. 1558, d. 1592), writer and playwright. From heaven + born.

Definition of heaven-born in US English:

heaven-born

adjectiveˈhɛvnˌbɔːn

1Of heavenly birth or origin; divinely created or bestowed.
2Of such great ability in a particular field as to appear divinely ordained to it. Also: privileged, exalted (frequently ironically, implying a lack of natural talent).

nounˈhɛvnˌbɔːn

1Treated as plural. With the. Talented, privileged, or exalted people as a class; (also) those of divine or heavenly origin. Also used ironically. Now rare except as implied in sense B. 2.
2In British India: (in the works of Rudyard Kipling) a British person, implying, sometimes ironically, exalted or very high status; (hence) a member of the Indian Civil Service. Also (with the and plural concord): members of the Indian Civil Service as a class. Now historical.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Robert Greene (bap. 1558, d. 1592), writer and playwright. From heaven + born.

单词	heaven-born
释义	Definition of heaven-born in English: heaven-born adjective ˈhɛvnˌbɔːn 1Of heavenly birth or origin; divinely created or bestowed. 2Of such great ability in a particular field as to appear divinely ordained to it. Also: privileged, exalted (frequently ironically, implying a lack of natural talent). noun ˈhɛvnˌbɔːn 1Treated as plural. With the. Talented, privileged, or exalted people as a class; (also) those of divine or heavenly origin. Also used ironically. Now rare except as implied in sense B. 2. 2In British India: (in the works of Rudyard Kipling) a British person, implying, sometimes ironically, exalted or very high status; (hence) a member of the Indian Civil Service. Also (with the and plural concord): members of the Indian Civil Service as a class. Now historical. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Robert Greene (bap. 1558, d. 1592), writer and playwright. From heaven + born. Definition of heaven-born in US English: heaven-born adjectiveˈhɛvnˌbɔːn 1Of heavenly birth or origin; divinely created or bestowed. 2Of such great ability in a particular field as to appear divinely ordained to it. Also: privileged, exalted (frequently ironically, implying a lack of natural talent). nounˈhɛvnˌbɔːn 1Treated as plural. With the. Talented, privileged, or exalted people as a class; (also) those of divine or heavenly origin. Also used ironically. Now rare except as implied in sense B. 2. 2In British India: (in the works of Rudyard Kipling) a British person, implying, sometimes ironically, exalted or very high status; (hence) a member of the Indian Civil Service. Also (with the and plural concord): members of the Indian Civil Service as a class. Now historical. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Robert Greene (bap. 1558, d. 1592), writer and playwright. From heaven + born.
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