foretelling (Meaning)

Wordnet

foretelling (n)

a statement made about the future

the art or gift of prophecy (or the pretense of prophecy) by supernatural means

Webster

of Foretell

No weak antonyms found.

The ancient oracle's foretelling sent shivers down the spines of the villagers.
The soothsayers foretelling of a great storm came true with devastating consequences.
The weatherman's foretelling of heavy rainfall was accurate, much to the dismay of outdoor enthusiasts.
The fortune teller's foretelling of wealth and prosperity brought hope to the struggling family.
The astrologer's foretelling of a celestial alignment captivated the imagination of stargazers.
The medium's foretelling of the departed spirit's presence brought both comfort and skepticism.
The author's foretelling of a dystopian future sent shockwaves through society.
The tarot reader's foretelling of a difficult path ahead inspired courage and determination.
The scientist's foretelling of a breakthrough in medical research sparked hope in patients worldwide.
The economist's foretelling of an economic downturn proved to be a sobering reality.

a statement made about the future, the art or gift of prophecy (or the pretense of prophecy) by supernatural meansof Foretell

forecast, predicting,prediction, forecasting, prophecy, anticipation, soothsaying, prognosis, prognostication, augury

prosaic, ordinary, usual, commonplace,ordinary, normal, commonplace, prosaic, normal, routine

The ancient oracle's foretelling sent shivers down the spines of the villagers.

The soothsayers foretelling of a great storm came true with devastating consequences.

The weatherman's foretelling of heavy rainfall was accurate, much to the dismay of outdoor enthusiasts.

The fortune teller's foretelling of wealth and prosperity brought hope to the struggling family.