prophetic in Latin
prophetic in Latin is fāticanus, fātidicus, vāticinius — prophetic means accurately predicting what will happen, as if by special foresight.
prophetic in Latin
fāticanus
Of, or relating to a prophecy or a prophet.
fātidicus
Of, or relating to a prophecy or a prophet.
vāticinius
Of, or relating to a prophecy or a prophet.
What does "prophetic" mean?
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adj Accurately predicting what will happen, as if by special foresight.
"Her warning about the company's finances turned out to be prophetic."
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adj Relating to a prophet or to prophecy.
"The prophetic books of the Old Testament include Isaiah and Jeremiah."
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prophetic in a sentence
- Her warning about the company's finances turned out to be prophetic.
- The novel's prophetic vision of surveillance feels eerily accurate today.
- The prophetic books of the Old Testament include Isaiah and Jeremiah.
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What is "prophetic" in Latin?
"prophetic" in Latin is fāticanus, fātidicus, vāticinius. prophetic means: Accurately predicting what will happen, as if by special foresight.
How do you use "prophetic" in a sentence?
Example: "Her warning about the company's finances turned out to be prophetic." In Latin, "prophetic" is fāticanus, fātidicus, vāticinius.
Are there other ways to say "prophetic" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "prophetic": fāticanus, fātidicus, vāticinius.
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