1. People who claim to discover hidden knowledge or predict the future through supernatural means, such as reading signs or using divination tools.
Usage: Plural of diviner; Often used in historical or cultural contexts
2. People who search for underground water or minerals using a divining rod or similar device.
Usage: Also called water diviners or dowsers; Practical application of divination

Examples

• Ancient diviners used animal bones and entrails to predict future events.
• The village hired diviners to locate a new water source for the community.
• Medieval diviners claimed they could read a person's fate in the stars.
• Some farmers still consult diviners to find underground springs on their land.
• The diviners at the fair offered tarot readings and palm readings to curious visitors.
• Historical records show that diviners held significant influence in royal courts.
• Modern skeptics dismiss diviners as charlatans without genuine supernatural abilities.