prognostication (Meaning)

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prognostication (n)

a sign of something about to happen

a statement made about the future

knowledge of the future (usually said to be obtained from a divine source)

The astrologer's prognostication about the future of the stock market drew attention from investors.
His grim prognostication regarding the company's financial health prompted stakeholders to take immediate action.
The prophet's prognostication of a great flood urged villagers to seek higher ground.
Despite the doctor's positive prognostication, the patient remained apprehensive about their recovery.
The economist's prognostication about an impending recession sent shockwaves through the business community.
Ancient civilizations often relied on oracle bones for prognostications about harvest yields and wars.
The psychic's prognostication about a chance encounter led Sarah to meet her future spouse.
His accurate prognostication of political upheaval earned him a reputation as a visionary strategist.
The weatherman's prognostication of heavy snowfall prompted residents to stock up on supplies.
The accuracy of Nostradamus's prognostications continues to be debated by scholars and enthusiasts alike.

a sign of something about to happen, a statement made about the future, knowledge of the future (usually said to be obtained from a divine source)

prophecy, predicting, forecast, forecasting,prediction,prognosis, prophesy, prognosticating, soothsaying, prognostic

No antonyms found.

The astrologer's prognostication about the future of the stock market drew attention from investors.

His grim prognostication regarding the company's financial health prompted stakeholders to take immediate action.

The prophet's prognostication of a great flood urged villagers to seek higher ground.

Despite the doctor's positive prognostication, the patient remained apprehensive about their recovery.