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Significados de prophesy (prophesies) en inglés
portugués
predizer catalán
profetitzar Sinónimos
Examples for "vaticinate"
Examples for "vaticinate"
1
You enquire after Dante's Prophecy: I have not done more than six hundred lines, but will vaticinate at leisure.
2
Her carmine lips vaticinated with an extraordinary rapidity.
3
The man of low ideals never vaticinates; the man who is living down in the lower ranges of existence never prophesies.
4
Console yourself by vaticinating in the bower of your bed-chamber, as you count the feet upon your fingers, your own immortality.
5
Catherine de Medicis brought Henry IV., then a child, to old Nostradamus, whom antiquaries esteem more for his chronicle of Provence than his vaticinating powers.
Uso de prophesies en inglés
1
The Lord grants the permission, and prophesies the failure of the attempt:-
2
But there are conditions that must be met, prophesies to be fulfilled.
3
None of the People had prophesies of the coming of the Terrans.
4
And it speaks with tongues of angels, and it prophesies the rising
5
But what happens if Cassandra prophesies and the Greeks don't besiege Troy?
6
This is your sister Cassandra, the one who prophesies doom to Troy.
7
The best of us are but prophesies of what is to come.
8
The real drawback to The Rapture, however, is the nature of Bethany's prophesies.
9
In it, he apparently prophesies a military takeover of a Southern African country.
10
Sir Oliver Lodge prophesies the war use of the newly controlled atomic energy.
11
The Spirit of Life prophesies Zoe's martyrdom; it will take place before night.
12
A deep indestructible instinct prophesies in every breast of a future.
13
A week or two later all his prophesies had been fulfilled.
14
Afterward, of course, there were many such prophesies, but there were none before.
15
Yet every noble scheme, every poetic manifestation, prophesies to man his eventual destiny.
16
Now is it true that 'he prophesies of times that are far off'?
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Translations for prophesies
portugués
español
Prophesies a través del tiempo
Prophesies por variante geográfica
Reino Unido
Común