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Meanings of chiromantic in English
Synonyms
Examples for "divination"
Examples for "divination"
1
Moses told us that God said, 'Do not practice divination or sorcery.
2
Others have the power of divination; he had the faculty of scent.
3
They were centred in the Laws as the only means of divination.
4
At last a man came in to consult the idols by divination.
5
Being in all probability a mode of divination for insuring good luck.
1
In political campaigns he was the prophet, foretelling results with unusual accuracy.
2
But to the last Ralph Holt was uncomfortable and dismal, foretelling miseries.
3
Therefore they all gave their voices for war, foretelling a grand success.
4
The power of foretelling the future is yet in its infancy.
5
That is the failing of foretelling, no matter how much we want otherwise.'
1
By the way, one of our doctors had a queer soothsaying experience.
2
Birds, in soothsaying; wisdom shown by; tree which is a natural snare for.
3
The Babylonians pretended to great skill in astrology, soothsaying, and magic.
4
Vifil had two dogs, called Hopp and Ho, and was skilled in soothsaying.
5
One morning early, the soothsaying Delaware appeared with a gloomy countenance.
Usage of chiromantic in English
1
During this chiromantic interlude, the dancing kept up, until finally, about three in the morning, the party ended.