prophecy — a prediction of what will happen in the future, typically made by a prophet or someone with divine insight
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a prediction of what will happen in the future, typically made by a prophet or someone with divine insight
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈprɑːfəsi/
Example Sentences
- According to the school prophecy, whoever finds the lost cafeteria key will become the lunch monitor forever.
- The weather forecaster's prophecy of sunny skies was immediately followed by a thunderstorm.
- Many people believe that ancient prophecies contain warnings about climate change.
prophecy
NOUN[/ˈprɑːfəsi/]
a prediction of what will happen in the future, typically made by a prophet or someone with divine insight
a prediction of what will happen in the future, typically made by a prophet or someone with divine insight
The prophecy reveals the gap between democracy and hypocrisy!
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“According to the school prophecy, whoever finds the lost cafeteria key will become the lunch monitor forever.”
“The weather forecaster's prophecy of sunny skies was immediately followed by a thunderstorm.”
“Many people believe that ancient prophecies contain warnings about climate change.”
“The Oracle's prophecy was so cryptic that nobody understood it until after the events occurred.”
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