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prophesy

[prof-uh-sahy] / ˈprɒf əˌsaɪ /


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Low and behold, right before Tyler, the Creator’s set, a bright orange blimp reading “Marty Supreme” began circling Dodger Stadium — just as Chalamet prophesied.

From Los Angeles Times

Studies can’t prophesy what will happen to any one person, he says, but “this is about probabilities and relative risks.”

From New York Times

Participants gasped and whispered to one another as they heard an April 2013 recording of Kim Clement, a late South African preacher, apparently prophesying Trump’s presidency.

From Los Angeles Times

Neither Republican had a formal role in the impeachment process, though Rove penned a Wall Street Journal op-ed prophesying Paxton's demise.

From Salon

He even prophesied this nomination — though off by one academy — singing, “This song is technically eligible for Oscar consideration.”

From Los Angeles Times