geomantic (Meaning)
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geomantic (a.)
Alt. of Geomantical
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geomantic Sentence Examples
- The geomantic energies of the site were believed to influence the fortunes of those who built upon it.
- Geomancy was a divination method used to determine the auspiciousness of a location.
- The ancient art of geomancy involved interpreting the patterns of lines and dots formed by tossing a handful of pebbles.
- The geomantic layout of the temple complex was designed to harness the spiritual power of the surrounding landscape.
- The geomancer carefully examined the site, noting the flow of water, the orientation of the stars, and the presence of specific plants and minerals.
- Geomancy was often used to guide the siting of settlements, homes, and public buildings.
- The geomantic significance of the hilltop location was evident in the flourishing forests and abundant wildlife found there.
- The geomancer advised the king to build his palace on a geomantically auspicious site that promised prosperity and stability.
- The geomantic principles underlying the design of the city created a harmonious and prosperous environment for its inhabitants.
- Geomancy remains a fascinating practice among spiritual seekers and practitioners of the occult.
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Alt. of Geomantical
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The geomantic energies of the site were believed to influence the fortunes of those who built upon it.
Geomancy was a divination method used to determine the auspiciousness of a location.
The ancient art of geomancy involved interpreting the patterns of lines and dots formed by tossing a handful of pebbles.
The geomantic layout of the temple complex was designed to harness the spiritual power of the surrounding landscape.
