providence
/ˈprɑːvɪdəns/Definitions
1. noun
a place or an area where something is provided or arranged, especially in a subtle and mysterious way
“The company’s new headquarters was seen as a providence for the rapidly growing business.”
2. noun
the act of providing or arranging for something, especially in a benevolent or generous way
“The charity’s providence for the affected community was nothing short of remarkable.”
3. noun
a person who provides or arranges for something, especially in a benevolent or generous way
“The CEO was seen as a providence for his employees, always willing to lend a helping hand.”
4. noun
God or a divine power, especially one that is seen as guiding or governing the course of events
“Many people believe in a higher providence that watches over them.”
5. verb
to provide or arrange for something, especially in a benevolent or generous way
“The company providenced for its employees by offering a generous benefits package.”
6. noun
a state of being protected or cared for, especially by a higher power
“She felt a sense of providence in her life, knowing that she was being watched over by a higher power.”