Divinatory [adjective]
Definition of Divinatory:
prophetic
Opposite/Antonyms of Divinatory:
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Sentence/Example of Divinatory:
The use of divinatory methods, with whatsoever intention and for whatever purpose, carries with it two suggestions.
These pictures respond to the divinatory meanings, which have been drawn from many sources.
It remains to give, also briefly, the divinatory significance allocated by the same art to the Trumps Major.
The consensus of divinatory meanings is on the side of change, as the cards do not deal especially with questions of money.
But intuition, even if apparently dormant, may be cultivated by practice in these divinatory processes.
The divinatory meanings follow, and then the modes of operation.
The belief in the sacredness or divinity of the human body has led to the search for divinatory signs in its parts.
From these external signs we may now pass to consider divinatory facts derived from men's inward experience.
It appears to me just as teleologic and divinatory as those I have previously named.
In its divinatory rôle it has often been connected with astrology.