foretellers (Meaning)

foretellers

to tell beforehand, to tell of or describe beforehand

The ancient seers were renowned foretellers, predicting future events with uncanny accuracy.
Nostradamus's cryptic prophecies were revered as the foretellings of a legendary sage.
The oracles of Greece were venerated foretellers, whose words were sought after by kings and commoners alike.
The Mayan calendar foretellers predicted the end of an era and the emergence of a new age.
The foretellers in the novel possessed supernatural abilities, allowing them to glimpse into the future.
The astrologers and tarot card readers claimed to be foretellers, but their predictions often proved unreliable.
The prophecy foretellers warned of an impending war that would tear kingdoms asunder.
The foreteller's words sent shivers down the spines of all who heard them, for they predicted a great tragedy.
The fortune tellers at the carnival pretended to be foretellers, using clever tricks to deceive their patrons.
The ancient foretellers' knowledge has been passed down through generations, becoming a valuable tool for understanding our past and predicting our future.

to tell beforehand, to tell of or describe beforehand

prophets, forecasters,diviners, sibyls, oracles, visionaries, augurs, mystics, prognosticators, fortune-tellers

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The ancient seers were renowned foretellers, predicting future events with uncanny accuracy.

Nostradamus's cryptic prophecies were revered as the foretellings of a legendary sage.

The oracles of Greece were venerated foretellers, whose words were sought after by kings and commoners alike.

The Mayan calendar foretellers predicted the end of an era and the emergence of a new age.