soothsaying (Meaning)

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soothsaying (n)

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

No weak antonyms found.

The ancient oracles practiced soothsaying to foretell the future based on the flight patterns of birds.
The gypsy woman peered into my palm, professing to possess the gift of soothsaying.
The soothsayer's predictions were often dismissed as mere superstition, but sometimes they proved eerily accurate.
King Midas consulted with the Oracle of Delphi, seeking soothsaying about the consequences of his wish.
The soothsayer's prophecies always carried a sense of foreboding, hinting at impending doom.
The young apprentice studied diligently, hoping to master the art of soothsaying and become a renowned oracle.
The soothsayers' predictions were sought by both kings and commoners, who yearned for a glimpse into the unknown.
The soothsayer's cryptic utterances were often misinterpreted, leading to confusion and false hopes.
The soothsayer's reputation was built upon their uncanny ability to foretell events with alarming accuracy.
In ancient times, soothsaying was considered an essential tool for navigating the uncertainties of life.

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

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

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

The ancient oracles practiced soothsaying to foretell the future based on the flight patterns of birds.

The gypsy woman peered into my palm, professing to possess the gift of soothsaying.

The soothsayer's predictions were often dismissed as mere superstition, but sometimes they proved eerily accurate.

King Midas consulted with the Oracle of Delphi, seeking soothsaying about the consequences of his wish.