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31palmist — n palm reader, chiromancer, fortuneteller; clairvoyant, seer, soothsayer, foreseer, foreteller, pres ager, prognosticator, predictor, forecaster; diviner, augur, prophet, prophetess, vaticinator, sibyl …
32seer — n 1. observer, onlooker, looker on, witness, eyewitness, spy; watcher, viewer, spectator, sightseer; gaper, goggler, ogler, Inf. rubberneck, Inf. sidewalk superintendent, Inf. drugstore cowboy; inspector, scrutinizer, examiner. 2. forecaster,… …
33vaticinate — /vəˈtɪsəneɪt/ (say vuh tisuhnayt) verb (t), verb (i) (vaticinated, vaticinating) → prophesy. {Latin vāticinātus, past participle} –vaticinator, noun …
34vaticinate — v.i.,v.t. prophesy. ♦ vaticinal, ♦ vaticinatory, a. prophetic. ♦ vaticination, ♦ vaticinator, n …
35vaticinador — vaticinador, ra (Del lat. vaticinātor, ōris). adj. Que vaticina. U. t. c. s.) …
36vaticinate — [və tis′ənāt΄] vt., vi. vaticinated, vaticinating [< L vaticinatus, pp. of vaticinari, to foretell, prophesy < vaticinus, prophetic < vates, seer, prophet: see VATIC] to prophesy; predict vaticination [vat΄ə si nā′shən] n. vaticinator n …
37auspex — noun (ancient Rome) a religious official who interpreted omens to guide public policy • Syn: ↑augur • Derivationally related forms: ↑augur (for: ↑augur) • Topics: ↑antiquity …
38diviner — noun someone who claims to discover hidden knowledge with the aid of supernatural powers • Derivationally related forms: ↑divine • Hypernyms: ↑visionary, ↑illusionist, ↑seer • Hyponyms: ↑geomancer, ↑ …
39prophetess — noun a woman prophet • Hypernyms: ↑prophet, ↑prophesier, ↑oracle, ↑seer, ↑vaticinator • Instance Hyponyms: ↑Cassandra …
40vaticinate — v.tr. & intr. formal prophesy. Derivatives: vaticinal adj. vaticination n. vaticinator n. Etymology: L vaticinari f. vates prophet …
