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prophetess

[prof-i-tis] / ˈprɒf ɪ tɪs /






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Positioning Robin as an unheeded prophetess and an eventual participant in Ethan’s undoing is a smart way to explore the sexism of the media world at the time.

From New York Times

Nearby the Avenue de la Sibelle conjured a prophetess of Antiquity.

From Washington Post

Cassandra, of course, was the prophetess of Greek mythology who was doomed to issue unheeded warnings.

From New York Times

Weeks later, before her address to the French parliament in July, some far-right and conservative MPs hurled insults at the teen, calling her the "Justin Bieber of ecology" and a "prophetess in shorts".

From BBC

Olive sees her as a prophetess of the new order, given proper coaching.

From Los Angeles Times