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divinatory

/dɪˈvɪn.ə.tɔːr.i/

Traducción: Relativo a la adivinación o que tiene la naturaleza de una profecía; intento de predecir el futuro o descubrir conocimiento oculto por medios sobrenaturales.

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adjective

/dɪˈvɪn.ə.tɔːr.i/C2formalobsoleto
  • esRelativo a la adivinación o que tiene la naturaleza de una profecía; intento de predecir el futuro o descubrir conocimiento oculto por medios sobrenaturales.

Relating to or having the nature of divination; attempting to foretell the future or discover hidden knowledge through supernatural means.

  1. Prophetic or oracularC2formal

    Relating to or having the character of a prophet or prophecy; suggesting future events.

    esProfético o adivinatorio

    • The old woman's divinatory words seemed to predict the outcome of the war.
    • His divinatory dreams often came true in unexpected ways.
    • The oracle's divinatory pronouncements were recorded in ancient texts.

    Sinónimosmantleoracularpropheticsibyllinevatic

  2. Based on conjectureC2formal

    Based primarily on guesswork or insufficient evidence rather than solid facts.

    esbasado en conjeturas

    • His divinatory conclusions were dismissed by the scientific community.
    • The report was largely divinatory, lacking any concrete data.
    • She offered a divinatory explanation for the phenomenon, but it was not convincing.

    Sinónimosconjecturalhypotheticalpresumptivespeculativesuppositionaltentativetheoretical

    Antónimosempiricalevidencedfactualscientific

Formas
  • more divinatory comparative form
  • most divinatory superlative form
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