Definition Synonyms
Definition of sibyllic - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
mysteryRare resembling a prophecy or mysteriousRare
- Her sibyllic words left everyone in awe.
2.
propheticDated relating to a sibyl or prophetessDated
- The sibyllic utterances left the audience in awe..
Origin of sibyllic
Greek, sibylla (prophetess)
Examples of sibyllic in a sentence
His sibyllic predictions were hard to interpret. Her sibyllic visions were often cryptic. The book contained sibyllic prophecies about the end of the world.
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- French:sibyllin, divinatoire, ...
- German:orakelhaft, sibyllinisch, ...
- Italian:sibillino, ...
- Spanish:sibilino, ...
- Portuguese:profético, ...
- Chinese:预言般, 预言的, ...
- Japanese:神秘的な, シビルの, ...
- Arabic:عَرّافِيّ, نَبَوِيّ الطابع, ...
- Hebrew:נְבוּאִי, סִיבִּילִי, ...
- Russian:загадочный, сибиллический, ...
- Ukrainian:загадковий, сибілінський, ...
- Hindi:सिबिलिक, ...
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