Definition
Definition of vaticination - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
predictionDated act of predicting the futureDated
- His vaticination about the election results was surprisingly accurate..
2.
divine insightDated knowledge of future from divine sourceDated
- The oracle's vaticination was revered by the ancient people.
Origin of vaticination
Latin, vaticinari (to foretell)
Examples of vaticination in a sentence
The economist's vaticination was taken seriously by investors. Her vaticination about the weather proved accurate. The seer's vaticination warned of impending danger.
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- French:vaticination, prophétie, ...
- German:Vorhersage, Weissagung, ...
- Italian:vaticinio, vaticinazione, ...
- Spanish:vaticinio, profecía, ...
- Portuguese:profecia, previsão divina, ...
- Chinese:预言, 神谕, ...
- Japanese:予言, 神託, ...
- Arabic:تَنَبُّؤ, نبوءة, ...
- Hebrew:חִזּוּי, חָזוֹן, ...
- Russian:предсказание, ...
- Ukrainian:передбачення, ...
- Hindi:भविष्यवाणी, दिव्य ज्ञान, ...
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