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divining

ADJECTIVE
oracular
Synonyms
WEAK
Delphian ambiguous anticipating apocalyptic arcane auguring auspicious authoritative cabalistic clairvoyant cryptic discovering divulging dogmatic fatidic foreboding forecasting foretelling imperious interpretive mantic mysterious mystical obscure occult ominous peremptory portending portentous positive predicting presaging prescient proclaiming prognosticating prophesying sage secret sibylline significant soothsaying vague vatic venerable wise
ADJECTIVE
predictive
Synonyms
WEAK
anticipating auguring conjecturing foreboding foretelling guessing portending presaging prognostic prognosticative surmising
ADJECTIVE
prognostic
Synonyms
STRONG
foreboding foretelling guessing
WEAK
anticipating auguring conjecturing portending presaging prognosticative surmising
ADJECTIVE
prognosticative
Synonyms
WEAK
anticipating auguring conjecturing foreboding foretelling guessing portending presaging prognostic surmising

Example Sentences

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Having said that, it's only two races into the season, so divining any clear pattern would be premature.

From BBC • Mar. 24, 2026

In a Substack post on Wednesday, Basmajian identifies the most reliable sectors with predictive value for divining future economic activity.

From MarketWatch • Feb. 18, 2026

This laudable notion of divining true skill should be extended to teachers to mitigate the oh-so-tempting use of AI in lesson plans, discussions, projects and tests.

From The Wall Street Journal • Nov. 17, 2025

The most-watched broadcast TV show of the recently ended 2024-2025 season, according to Nielsen, is “Tracker,” which is highly entertaining, but not a significant source for divining meaning about America’s political and cultural health.

From Salon • Jul. 16, 2025

But as she went she put new spirit in him, a new dream of his father, clearer now, so that he marvelled to himself divining that a god had been his guest.

From "The Odyssey" by Homer