foreteller
71fortuneteller — n seer, soothsayer, oracle, prophet, prognosticator, augur, foreteller, foreseer; diviner, geomancer, (in ancient Rome) haruspex; prophetess, sibyl, witch; astrologer, horoscoper, astromancer, as troalchemist, Chaldean, Obs. astrolog, star… …
72oracle — n 1. wiseman, sage, prophet, sibyl; augur, seer, soothsayer, prognosticator, fortuneteller, foreteller, predictor, forecaster, foreseer; diviner, divina tor, necromancer, magus, sorcerer, sorceress, spiritualist; theurgist, astrologer, horoscoper …
73palmist — n palm reader, chiromancer, fortuneteller; clairvoyant, seer, soothsayer, foreseer, foreteller, pres ager, prognosticator, predictor, forecaster; diviner, augur, prophet, prophetess, vaticinator, sibyl …
74seer — n 1. observer, onlooker, looker on, witness, eyewitness, spy; watcher, viewer, spectator, sightseer; gaper, goggler, ogler, Inf. rubberneck, Inf. sidewalk superintendent, Inf. drugstore cowboy; inspector, scrutinizer, examiner. 2. forecaster,… …
75foretell — [c]/fɔˈtɛl/ (say faw tel) verb (foretold, foretelling) –verb (t) 1. to tell of beforehand; predict or prophesy. 2. (of things) to foreshow. –verb (i) 3. to utter a prediction or a prophecy. –foreteller, noun …
76προαγορευτήν — προαγορευτής foreteller masc acc sg (attic epic ionic) …
77προαγορευτής — foreteller masc nom sg …
78foretell — ► VERB (past and past part. foretold) ▪ predict. DERIVATIVES foreteller noun …
79foretell — [fôr tel′] vt. foretold, foretelling [ME foretellen, prob. transl. of L praedicere] to tell, announce, or indicate beforehand; prophesy; predict foreteller n …
80foretell — v.tr. (past and past part. told) 1 tell of (an event etc.) before it takes place; predict, prophesy. 2 presage; be a precursor of. Derivatives: foreteller n …