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Vaticinate (Verb)

Foretell through or as if through the power of prophecy.

Verbs of telling, asking, ordering, singing.

The revered shaman claimed to vaticinate the future by interpreting the movements of the stars.
Throughout the novel, the protagonist struggles with a unique ability to vaticinate events before they occur.
Seers and soothsayers have been known to vaticinate impending disasters in a desperate attempt to warn their fellow humans.
According to ancient lore, the high priestess could vaticinate the selection of the next supreme ruler.
From a young age, the mystic displayed an uncanny talent to vaticinate the outcomes of battles and historical conflicts.

Predict or reveal through, or as if through, divine inspiration.

Verbs of telling, asking, ordering, singing.

The prophetess was known for her ability to vaticinate future events with uncanny accuracy, leaving many in awe of her supposed connection to the divine.
In his sermons, the charismatic preacher would often vaticinate warnings of the apocalypse, striking fear into the hearts of his congregation.
The mystic was said to have the power to vaticinate the deepest desires of those who sought her counsel, providing them with guidance and wisdom.
Throughout history, people have turned to seers and sages who claim to vaticinate the future, seeking answers to life's most pressing questions.
The self-proclaimed oracle was quick to vaticinate grand predictions about the upcoming election, but only time would tell if her prophecies would come to pass.