vaticination (Meaning)

Wordnet

vaticination (n)

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

Webster

Prediction; prophecy.

The enigmatic soothsayer's vaticination sent shivers down the spines of the audience.
The politician's vaticination about a coming famine caused widespread panic among the populace.
The oracle's vaticination was shrouded in ambiguity, leaving listeners both intrigued and uncertain.
The mystic's vaticination foretold the downfall of a great empire, but its accuracy was questioned by skeptics.
The priestess's vaticination was a source of comfort and guidance for the devout.
The historian analyzed ancient vaticinations to uncover hidden truths about a lost civilization.
The philosopher dismissed vaticinations as mere superstition, incapable of predicting real events.
The poet's vaticination was a haunting masterpiece, capturing the essence of a tumultuous time.
The prophet's vaticination warned of impending doom, but his words went unheeded.
The oracle's vaticination was a cryptic riddle, its meaning concealed until the future unfolded.

knowledge of the future (usually said to be obtained from a divine source)Prediction; prophecy.

prophecy, predicting,prediction, forecasting, forecast, prophesy, sign, bodement, prognostic, cast

No antonyms found.

The enigmatic soothsayer's vaticination sent shivers down the spines of the audience.

The politician's vaticination about a coming famine caused widespread panic among the populace.

The oracle's vaticination was shrouded in ambiguity, leaving listeners both intrigued and uncertain.

The mystic's vaticination foretold the downfall of a great empire, but its accuracy was questioned by skeptics.