ariolation (Meaning)
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ariolation (n.)
A soothsaying; a foretelling.
Synonyms & Antonyms of ariolation
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ariolation Sentence Examples
- In ancient cultures, ariolation was often regarded as a sacred art, practiced by revered seers and prophets.
- The king consulted the oracle for ariolation regarding the outcome of the impending war.
- Ariolation played a significant role in the religious ceremonies of the civilization, guiding their decisions and actions.
- The villagers turned to the wise woman of the village for ariolation when faced with a mysterious illness.
- Some believed that ariolation could unlock the mysteries of the universe and reveal the will of the gods.
- The priestess employed various rituals and incantations to channel the power of ariolation.
- Many sought out the hermit who dwelled in the mountains, believing he possessed the gift of ariolation.
- The ancient texts were filled with prophecies and ariolations, providing insights into the future.
- Ariolation was often associated with celestial events, such as eclipses and comets, which were interpreted as omens.
- The court astrologer was skilled in the art of ariolation, offering predictions to the royal family and advising on matters of state.
FAQs About the word ariolation
A soothsaying; a foretelling.
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No antonyms found.
In ancient cultures, ariolation was often regarded as a sacred art, practiced by revered seers and prophets.
The king consulted the oracle for ariolation regarding the outcome of the impending war.
Ariolation played a significant role in the religious ceremonies of the civilization, guiding their decisions and actions.
The villagers turned to the wise woman of the village for ariolation when faced with a mysterious illness.
