Commune with
verb
To communicate or talk deeply with.
She likes to commune with nature by taking long walks in the forest.

Often appears as...
- commune with nature
- commune with god
verb
To feel a deep emotional or spiritual relationship with something.
He would go to the temple to commune with his higher self.

Often appears as...
- commune with the divine
- commune with the spiritual
Usage tips
Approving
Spiritual
verb
To communicate or talk deeply with.
She likes to commune with nature by taking long walks in the forest.

Often appears as...
- commune with nature
- commune with god
verb
To feel a deep emotional or spiritual relationship with something.
He would go to the temple to commune with his higher self.

Often appears as...
- commune with the divine
- commune with the spiritual
Usage tips
Approving
Spiritual
Definition 1 of 2

Deep Connection
Use 'commune with' to express a profound sense of understanding or unity.

On the mountaintop, I felt I could commune with the vastness of the sky.
Emotional Tone
'Commune with' often implies an emotional, peaceful exchange or conversation.

After reading her grandmother's diary, she felt she could commune with her past.
Not Small Talk
The phrase isn't used for casual or superficial interactions, but meaningful ones.

During the retreat, we had time to commune with our innermost thoughts.
Deep Connection
Use 'commune with' to express a profound sense of understanding or unity.

On the mountaintop, I felt I could commune with the vastness of the sky.
Emotional Tone
'Commune with' often implies an emotional, peaceful exchange or conversation.

After reading her grandmother's diary, she felt she could commune with her past.
Not Small Talk
The phrase isn't used for casual or superficial interactions, but meaningful ones.

During the retreat, we had time to commune with our innermost thoughts.
Deep Connection
Use 'commune with' to express a profound sense of understanding or unity.

On the mountaintop, I felt I could commune with the vastness of the sky.
Emotional Tone
'Commune with' often implies an emotional, peaceful exchange or conversation.

After reading her grandmother's diary, she felt she could commune with her past.
Not Small Talk
The phrase isn't used for casual or superficial interactions, but meaningful ones.

During the retreat, we had time to commune with our innermost thoughts.
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