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foreteller Meaning
Webster
foreteller (n.)
One who predicts.
foreteller Sentence Examples
- The ancient oracle was renowned as a foreteller of future events.
- Nostradamus, the enigmatic seer, was believed to be a foreteller of the apocalypse.
- The fortune-teller claimed to be a foreteller, predicting the rise and fall of empires.
- The weather foreteller accurately predicted the arrival of a massive storm.
- The soothsayer's foretelling of a great battle sent shivers down the spines of listeners.
- The prophetess was said to be a true foreteller, her visions guiding the course of nations.
- The oracle foreteller used cryptic symbols and prophecies to communicate with the divine.
- The foreteller's predictions were often met with skepticism, but their accuracy over time proved their uncanny abilities.
- The soothsayer's foretelling of the Pharaoh's death led to his imprisonment and execution.
- The weather foreteller's inaccurate predictions caused widespread chaos, disrupting travel and businesses.
FAQs About the word foreteller
One who predicts.
prophet, forecaster,diviner, soothsayer, mystic, fortune-teller, futurist, augur,sibyl, oracle
No antonyms found.
The ancient oracle was renowned as a foreteller of future events.
Nostradamus, the enigmatic seer, was believed to be a foreteller of the apocalypse.
The fortune-teller claimed to be a foreteller, predicting the rise and fall of empires.
The weather foreteller accurately predicted the arrival of a massive storm.
