divinatory
dɪˈvɪnəˌtɔːri
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Definition of divinatory - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
mysticismTECH.related to the practice of divinationTECH.
  • The divinatory rituals were performed under the full moon.
mystical prophetic
2.
speculationRarebased on guesswork rather than evidenceRare
  • His divinatory conclusions lacked scientific support.
conjectural hypothetical speculative
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Origin of divinatory

Latin, divinare (to foresee)

Examples of divinatory in a sentence

  • The book explores divinatory practices across different cultures.
  • Her divinatory insights were surprisingly accurate.
  • The divinatory nature of his speech intrigued the audience.

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  1. French:divinatoire, conjectural, ...
  2. German:wahrsagerisch, spekulativ, ...
  3. Italian:divinatorio, speculativo, ...
  4. Spanish:adivinatorios, adivinatorio, ...
  5. Portuguese:adivinhatório, especulativo, ...
  6. Chinese:占卜的, 猜测性, ...
  7. Japanese:占いの, 占い的, ...
  8. Arabic:عِرافِي, تَخْمِينِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:נִיבּוּאִי, נִיחוּשִׁי, ...
  10. Russian:гадательный, спекулятивный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ворожильний, спекулятивний, ...
  12. Hindi:भविष्यवाणी संबंधी, अनुमानित, ...

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