Thesaurus / foretelling
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Enemies exulted, foretelling an early dissolution of the feeble bands which held the dangerous Colony together.
A SHORT HISTORY OF RHODE ISLANDGEORGE WASHINGTON GREENEBy a certain principle understood, the omen was regarded as foretelling good or evil.
THE MYSTERIES OF ALL NATIONSJAMES GRANTAuspicium was properly the foretelling of future events from the inspection of birds; augurium from any omen or prodigy whatever.
THE MYSTERIES OF ALL NATIONSJAMES GRANTJeanne at Domremy was acquainted with a prophecy foretelling that France would be ruined by a woman and saved by a maiden.
THE LIFE OF JOAN OF ARC, VOL. 1 AND 2 (OF 2)ANATOLE FRANCEBut he believed in foretelling events by means of the stars, in which he did not differ from other princes of his time.
THE LIFE OF JOAN OF ARC, VOL. 1 AND 2 (OF 2)ANATOLE FRANCEAs Jeanne's deeds became known, predictions foretelling them came to be discovered.
THE LIFE OF JOAN OF ARC, VOL. 1 AND 2 (OF 2)ANATOLE FRANCESir Walter Scott thought bargaist to be the German bahrgeist, the spirit of the bier, alluding to its presence foretelling death.
TRADITIONS, SUPERSTITIONS AND FOLK-LORECHARLES HARDWICKTheir prophets claim the power of foretelling future events, and are frequently consulted therefor.
THE WORKS OF HUBERT HOWE BANCROFT, VOLUME 1HUBERT HOWE BANCROFTThe piaces profess to have the power of foretelling the future and raising spirits.
THE WORKS OF HUBERT HOWE BANCROFT, VOLUME 1HUBERT HOWE BANCROFTProphet′ic, -al, pertaining to a prophet: containing prophecy: foreseeing or foretelling events.
CHAMBERS'S TWENTIETH CENTURY DICTIONARY (PART 3 OF 4: N-R)VARIOUSWORDS RELATED TO FORETELLING
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