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Meanings of soothsaying in English
Portuguese
divinação 
The art or gift of prophecy (or the pretense of prophecy) by supernatural means.
Usage of soothsaying in English
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.
6
There is no soothsaying in Jacob, nor divination in Israel.
7
Penalties for Moloch worship, soothsaying, cursing of parents and unchastity (xx.
8
No further soothsaying could they elicit from the Nigger.
9
After nearly twenty-five years of soothsaying, the haruspex was used to this episodic dearth of information.
10
Martin O'Neill should consider a career in soothsaying.
11
There is no such thing as divination, or soothsaying, or prophesy, or fortune telling in this world.
12
Well, I will do soothsaying for you.
13
What kind of soothsaying do you want?
14
Are you in need of soothsaying?
15
Seven reproductive preference questions were administered to nine lineage heads who are primary practitioners of the cult of soothsaying.
16
But woe to the false teachers, and to them who prophesy for hire and make gain of their soothsaying.
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