vatic (Meaning)
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vatic (s)
resembling or characteristic of a prophet or prophecy
Synonyms & Antonyms of vatic
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vatic Sentence Examples
- The oracle's vatic utterances sent shivers down the spines of the listeners.
- The ancient runes bore a vatic inscription predicting the rise of a new kingdom.
- The prophet's vatic words seemed both ominous and inspiring, leaving people unsure of what the future held.
- The poet's vatic verse captured the spirit of the age, foreshadowing both hope and despair.
- The astrologer's vatic predictions guided kings and emperors, shaping the course of history.
- The mystic's vatic trance allowed her to glimpse into the unseen realms and reveal hidden truths.
- The fortune teller's vatic readings brought both comfort and trepidation to those who sought her guidance.
- The seer's vatic visions foretold of great trials and triumphs that lay ahead for the nation.
- The shaman's vatic chants summoned ancient spirits and invoked their wisdom.
- The philosopher's vatic musings probed the depths of human existence, seeking to unravel its deepest mysteries.
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resembling or characteristic of a prophet or prophecy
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The oracle's vatic utterances sent shivers down the spines of the listeners.
The ancient runes bore a vatic inscription predicting the rise of a new kingdom.
The prophet's vatic words seemed both ominous and inspiring, leaving people unsure of what the future held.
The poet's vatic verse captured the spirit of the age, foreshadowing both hope and despair.
