meteoromancy (Meaning)

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meteoromancy (n.)

A species of divination by meteors, chiefly by thunder and lightning, which was held in high estimation by the Romans.

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Ivy indulged in meteoromancy, predicting future events based on the movements of meteors.
The celestial augur found solace in meteoromancy, using the night sky as his celestial guide.
With unwavering faith, the meteoromancer believed that the trajectory of meteors held profound insights.
In ancient traditions, meteoromancy was practiced by shamans and seers to discern the will of the heavens.
The nocturnal wanderer relied on meteoromancy for navigation, finding his path illuminated by shooting stars.
The mystic's meteoromantic rituals involved chanting incantations and observing the cosmic dance of celestial bodies.
During the equinox, the tribe engaged in meteoromancy, hoping to uncover the secrets of the seasons.
The astrologer incorporated meteoromancy into her cosmic repertoire, weaving it into her predictions of celestial omens.
The meteoromancer's gaze was fixed on the expanse above, searching for signs and portents in the fleeting streaks of light.
As the Perseid meteor shower approached its peak, meteoromancers gathered to witness the cosmic spectacle and its rumored prophetic power.

A species of divination by meteors, chiefly by thunder and lightning, which was held in high estimation by the Romans.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Ivy indulged in meteoromancy, predicting future events based on the movements of meteors.

The celestial augur found solace in meteoromancy, using the night sky as his celestial guide.

With unwavering faith, the meteoromancer believed that the trajectory of meteors held profound insights.

In ancient traditions, meteoromancy was practiced by shamans and seers to discern the will of the heavens.