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divination

/ˌdɪv.ɪˈneɪ.ʃən/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa la práctica o el arte de intentar conocer el futuro o lo oculto mediante medios sobrenaturales, como la interpretación de señales, augurios o rituales.

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noun

/ˌdɪv.ɪˈneɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa la práctica o el arte de intentar conocer el futuro o lo oculto mediante medios sobrenaturales, como la interpretación de señales, augurios o rituales.

A noun referring to the practice of seeking knowledge of the future or the unknown through supernatural means, such as interpreting omens, signs, or rituals.

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  1. Foretelling the futureC1formal

    The practice of seeking knowledge of the future or the unknown by supernatural means.

    esAdivinación

    • Ancient cultures often used divination to predict harvests.
    • She studied various forms of divination, including tarot and astrology.
    • Divination was considered a sacred art in many traditions.

    Sinónimosauguryforetellingfortune tellingprognosticationprophecysoothsaying

  2. Insight or intuitionC2formal

    A remarkable or intuitive perception of something not immediately obvious.

    esIntuición

    • His divination of the company's future trends proved accurate.
    • The detective's divination of the criminal's motives was impressive.
    • She had a divination that the project would succeed against all odds.

    Sinónimosinsightinstinctintuitionperceptionpresciencesixth sense

Formas
  • divinations plural form
  • divinations' possessive plural form
  • divination's possessive singular form
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