vaticinal (Meaning)
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vaticinal (a.)
Of or pertaining to prophecy; prophetic.
Synonyms & Antonyms of vaticinal
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vaticinal Sentence Examples
- The priestess's vaticinal utterances left us with an eerie sense of foreboding.
- The ancient oracle was renowned for its vaticinal powers, predicting future events with remarkable accuracy.
- The soothsayer's vaticinal tone sent shivers down our spines, as if we were privy to a secret knowledge.
- The seer's vaticinal ability allowed him to glimpse future events and guide his followers.
- The poet's words had a vaticinal quality, hinting at events yet to come.
- The prophet's vaticinal speech stirred the masses, inspiring both hope and trepidation.
- The oracle's vaticinal pronouncements were often enigmatic, leaving interpreters to unravel their hidden meanings.
- The vaticinal symbols carved into the stone tablet provided clues to the ancient civilization's beliefs.
- The author's vaticinal prose evoked a sense of inevitability, as if the future had already been written.
- The vaticinal nature of the prophecy left us feeling both curious and apprehensive about the fate that awaited us.
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Of or pertaining to prophecy; prophetic.
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The priestess's vaticinal utterances left us with an eerie sense of foreboding.
The ancient oracle was renowned for its vaticinal powers, predicting future events with remarkable accuracy.
The soothsayer's vaticinal tone sent shivers down our spines, as if we were privy to a secret knowledge.
The seer's vaticinal ability allowed him to glimpse future events and guide his followers.
