fatidic

fatidic
fatidically, adv.
/fay tid"ik, feuh-/, adj.
prophetic.
Also, fatidical.
[1665-75; < L fatidicus, equiv. to fati- (comb. form of fatum FATE) + -dicus one who utters, deriv. of dicere to say]

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