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vaticinador Someone who makes predictions of the future (usually on the basis of special knowledge)
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This, I say, for the Lacedemonians; and for the soothsayer as follows:
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Hear now of the sixth among the chiefs, the wise soothsayer, Amphiaraüs.
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Kuo was the son of a wandering soothsayer and a blind beggar-woman.
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Adesina knew a soothsayer who was very good, but was now dead.
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She told me of that visit you both made to the soothsayer.
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To this the soothsayer adds the ceremonial element, 'attending upon the gods.'
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For some moments the soothsayer stood staring into Anna Wolsky's astonished face.
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The soothsayer fixed her bright, beady little eyes on Sylvia's flushed face.
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Early in the contest Eteocles consulted the soothsayer Tiresias as to the issue.
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Was there ever a soothsayer so far from the truth in his auguries?
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S: Nor the word of a soothsayer; little is it that you mind.
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Balaam also the son of Beor the soothsayer, the children of
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Pleased by this small advance, the soothsayer decided to wax lyrical.
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So be they, softly answered the soothsayer, but they are not yet past.
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Reading Joe Schmidt's mind on selection requires the prophetic powers of a soothsayer.
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The prophecy of the soothsayer, Æsacus, at the birth of Paris, was fulfilled.
