Vaticination (Noun)
Meaning
Knowledge of the future (usually said to be obtained from a divine source).
Classification
Nouns denoting cognitive processes and contents.
Examples
- The prophet's vaticination of a great calamity sent shockwaves throughout the kingdom, prompting many to prepare for the worst.
- The oracle's words were met with skepticism, but her vaticination of a prosperous future for the young couple gave them hope and renewed energy.
- In ancient times, people would seek out seers and sages for their vaticination, hoping to gain insight into the mysteries of the universe.
- The book's eerie vaticination of a global pandemic has become all too real in recent years, sending chills down the spines of its readers.
- Her alleged vaticination of the winning lottery numbers made her an overnight sensation, with many flocking to her for advice and guidance.