Usage of "fortune-teller"

A person who gives predictions about the future of a person's life.

fortuneteller

Usage of fortune-teller in English

But amid all the uncertainty, one ancient profession has flourished: the fortune-teller. 
 The Guardian 

I just encountered a fortune-teller who promised I was doomed in love. 
 Venus In Copper 

The Lord would not become a mere fortune-teller to gratify his inquisitiveness. 
 Love to the Uttermost / Expositions of John XIII.-XXI. 

Freddie was sent to a Siberian Gulag, as the fortune-teller had predicted. 
 Life 

Olympos concurred, saying I looked like a fortune-teller from the Moeris Oasis. 
 The Memoirs of Cleopatra 

She is not a professional fortune-teller, and merely ventured a few statements. 
 Slave Narratives: A Folk History of Slavery in the United States... 

Delacroix painted her as a kind of Gypsy fortune-teller, dark-eyed and tousle-haired. 
 The Guardian 

The henna tattoo artist in the corner, the fortune-teller by the stairs. 
 Crushed 

It seemed to be a fortune-teller's hut, but somebody was already visiting. 
 The Pilo Family Circus 

He found another fortune-teller there, a man, who made the same prediction. 
 Memoirs of Louis XIV and His Court and of the Regency — Volume 0... 

A fortune-teller told me I would marry a dark-eyed man from Padova. 
 A golden web 

The fortune-teller looked at him and snorted with a brief, silent laugh. 
 The Oracle Glass 

He must be a fortune-teller, and the Lord only knows what else! 
 The Story of Waitstill Baxter 

I didn't tell him my mom was a fortune-teller, a good one. 
 Mob rules 

I do not tell good lies, so I am a poor fortune-teller. 
 American Gods 

And why would she kill the fortune-teller and leave the disc behind? 
 Cooking Up Murder 

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Meanings of fortune-teller in English