Oracles is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ORACLES in dictionary:

VERB:
• ORACLE, to utter as an oracle
NOUN:
• a priest or priestess acting as a medium through whom advice or prophecy was sought from the gods in classical antiquity.
• a place at which divine advice or prophecy was sought.
• a person or thing regarded as an infallible authority on something
• a response or message given by an oracle, especially an ambiguous one.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a person through whom a deity is believed to speak

Words related to ORACLES

oracle8

Words that contain ORACLES

coracles12

How to use ORACLES in a sentence

• It would seem that this principle alone is sufficient to explain all the phenomena of ancient oracles.
• The most renowned oracles were those of Delphos, Dodona, Trophonius, Jupiter Hammon, and the Clarian Apollo.
• Their testimony is a certain proof that the coming of the Messiah had not imposed a general silence on oracles.
• Although its practice was chiefly resorted to in cases where medical aid was desired, it was still made use of in every other case, in which the ancient oracles were consulted.
• Absolutism with the consent of the French nation has passed away forever, and never can be revived, any more than the oracles of Dodona or the bulls of Mediaeval popes.
• The last of the great civilians associated with Gaius, Papinian, Paulus, and Ulpian, as oracles of jurisprudence, was Modestinus, who was a pupil of Ulpian.
• Darwin thinks all oracles are dumb unless they speak his speculation.
• Whatever inspiration may have been upon him from that deity, the mysticism of the original oracles has been happily avoided.
• The ancients were wont to consult the oracles of the Fates concerning the destinies of their children.
• What thanks have we to give to God for these lively oracles! But yet we may have these and not believe in the Lord Jesus Christ.
• This learned writer cannot be trusted as an interpreter of the inspired oracles.
• Whenever that solemn question is asked, earth, time, and the heart, natural transformations, stars, fancy, and the brooding intellect, are full of vague oracles.
• The images were consulted as oracles concerning things accomplished but unknown, and regarding events in the future.
• The oracles of the heathen are always sources of gain to their prophets.
• The oracles of the heathen are always immoral in their tendency.
• Goethe and Schiller were, on all points of literature, the oracles of Europe.
• The oracles of God do not speak from the pulpit alone.
• Primal Ether of the Chaldean Oracles was Fire, 742-m.
• I have read that in times past the surest and most veritable oracles were not those which either were delivered in writing or uttered by word of mouth in speaking.
• See Plutarch, in his book about the Cessation of Oracles.
• The constitution was sacred to him as the voice of the Church and the oracles of her saints are sacred to the faithful.
• To consult these false oracles is not only foolish, but sinful.
• Every departure from the Sacred Oracles is practical infidelity, The Bible alone is a safe and sure guide.
• The book of her oracles, which extended soon to a considerable volume, was shown by Archbishop Warham to the king, who sent it to Sir Thomas More, desiring him to look at it.

Similar words containing ORACLE without suffix s

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