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prophet

/ˈprɒf.ɪt/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne considérée comme élue par une entité divine pour transmettre des messages, des enseignements ou des prophéties, ou encore quelqu'un qui prédit l'avenir.

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/ˈprɒf.ɪt/B2formal
  • frNom désignant une personne considérée comme élue par une entité divine pour transmettre des messages, des enseignements ou des prophéties, ou encore quelqu'un qui prédit l'avenir.

A noun referring to a person who is believed to have been chosen by a divine being to deliver messages, teachings, or prophecies, or someone who predicts the future.

  1. Divine messengerB2formal

    A person who is believed to speak on behalf of a divine being, interpreting and communicating the divine will.

    frprophète (messager divin)

    • Moses is considered a major prophet in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
    • The prophet delivered a message of hope to the people.
    • Ancient texts record the teachings of many prophets.

    Synonymesaugurdivineroracleprophesierseersoothsayervaticinator

  2. Predictor of the futureB2formal

    A person who claims to have insight into future events, often through special knowledge or intuition.

    frProphète (sens de prédicteur)

    • Some consider Nostradamus to be a prophet of future events.
    • The old man was regarded as a prophet for his accurate predictions.
    • She was called a prophet after foreseeing the economic downturn.

    Synonymesaugurclairvoyantdivinerforecasterfortune telleroraclepredictorseersoothsayervisionary

Formes
  • prophets plural form
  • prophets' possessive plural form
  • prophet's possessive singular form
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