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Prophetic

Definition

(literary/academic) Having or showing the ability to predict what will happen in the future, especially in a way that is considered wise or inspired. Often used to describe statements, writings, or actions that seem to foreshadow future events or trends.

Example Sentences

1The prophetic words of the ancient Greek oracle still resonate with scholars today, offering insights into the human condition.
2Is it possible to distinguish between genuinely prophetic visions and mere speculation about the future?
3The novel's prophetic portrayal of a dystopian society has become eerily relevant in the wake of recent technological advancements.
4Avoid using prophetic language in your academic writing; instead, focus on making evidence-based predictions.
5There is a long tradition of prophetic thinking in Western philosophy, from Plato's theory of forms to modern existentialism.

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