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Meanings of oracular in English
Usage of oracular in English
1
Once more the box is shaken; once more the oracular bamboo protrudes.
2
Today, oracular seidh is a limited but accepted part of Heathen tradition.
3
At present there is something oracular in the delivery of my opinion.
4
Try next door, but that's just a suggestion, not formal oracular advice.
5
Not that Aeschylus, like Euripides, deals in didactic sentences and oracular aphorisms.
6
There was something about its very colourlessness which made it sound oracular.
7
After this oracular pronouncement all three of us took leave of Mosaïde.
8
Hale does frown so when he makes one of his oracular utterances.
9
Her oracular moods always interested me, consorting so oddly with her youth.
10
At the risk of sounding oracular, we don't know which one.
11
Thus began the vast theological structure of oracular interpretation applied to the Bible.
12
An oracular shake of the head conveyed more than the words.
13
Paxson's group, Seidhjallr, first presented the oracular ritual publicly in 1990.
14
Such was the oracular deliverance from Cheyne Row, and Froude obeyed the oracle.
15
To this class of the oracular I certainly did not belong.
16
The words of Hamet el Zegri were hailed as oracular by his adherents.
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