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sibyl

/ˈsɪb.ɪl/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa uma mulher que se acredita possuir o dom da profecia ou da adivinhação, historicamente associada aos antigos oráculos.

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noun

/ˈsɪb.ɪl/C2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa uma mulher que se acredita possuir o dom da profecia ou da adivinhação, historicamente associada aos antigos oráculos.

A noun referring to a woman who is believed to have the power of prophecy or fortune-telling, historically associated with ancient oracles.

  1. Fortune tellerB2formal

    A woman who claims to predict the future or tell fortunes.

    ptVidente

    • The sibyl at the fair predicted a journey for me.
    • People visited the sibyl to learn about their fate.
    • She was known as a sibyl in her village for her accurate predictions.

    Sinônimosclairvoyantdivinerfortune telleroracleprophetessseersoothsayer

  2. Ancient prophetessC1formal

    In ancient Rome, a woman believed to be an oracle or prophetess who delivered prophecies from the gods.

    ptSibila

    • The Roman sibyl was consulted before major decisions.
    • Legends tell of a sibyl who lived in a cave near Cumae.
    • The sibyl's prophecies were written in sacred books.

    Sinônimosdivineroracleprophetesspythonessseersoothsayer

Formas
  • sibyls plural form
  • sibyls' possessive plural form
  • sibyl's possessive singular form
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