Foretelling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FORETELLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• FORETELL, to tell about in advance
• predict (the future or a future event)
NOUN:
• a statement made about the future
• the art or gift of prophecy (or the pretense of prophecy) by supernatural means
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to tell of or about in advance

Words related to FORETELLING

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How to use FORETELLING in a sentence

• Those solemn Bores, the Latin augurs, were in the habit of foretelling the triumph or downfall of the Roman Eagles by the flight of Crows, and St.
• He is an Isaiah foretelling what will happen, rather than a Peter at the Day of Pentecost.
• The trial consisted in foretelling how many seeds the oranges with which his vessel was loaded contained.
• But to the last Ralph Holt was uncomfortable and dismal, foretelling miseries.
• The dead also appeared in visions, usually foretelling death to the person they visited.
• Morris was always foretelling a catastrophe to our society, and it has come.
• Cassandra consented and asked for the power of foretelling events, but when she received it, she slighted the god and refused to perform her promise.
• He was never wearied of foretelling inventions yet to come, and he wished he could revisit the earth at the end of a century to see how mankind was getting on.
• By a certain principle understood, the omen was regarded as foretelling good or evil.
• Divination is an art of foretelling future events by supernatural means.
• To lovers this bird is one of good omen, foretelling rich and good mates.
• For the Gospel reality should correspond to the prophetic foretelling.
• The phrase is only foretelling good tidings to come, namely that regarding this all requisite arrangements have been made.
• No matter to what it is owing, he who dictated the Bible foresaw it, and made no mistake in foretelling it.
• It was late in February, and though the fern and heather and gorse were not yet in bud, there was a purple tinge upon the moor fore-telling the quickly coming spring.
• In political campaigns he was the prophet, foretelling results with unusual accuracy.
• It hath been told me that at Panzoust, near Crouly, dwelleth a very famous sibyl, who is endowed with the skill of foretelling all things to come.
• For the old foretelling of the star-watchers was not the only doom laid upon Deirdre.
• But now, in the closing period of his stay with mortals, he was more frequently foretelling the life to come.
• There is not much verbal difference between foretelling and forthtelling, but there is a vast difference for the purposes of religion.
• Even my old wounds act as a barometer in foretelling the coming of storms, as well as the change of season, from both of which I am comfortably sheltered.
• All the foregoing are important, but the most constantly employed method of foretelling the future is to examine the gall and liver of slain pigs.
• Explanation of Prophecy, Prevision, Foretelling, Second-Sight, etc.
• In this class of clairvoyant phenomena naturally fall all genuine cases of prophecy, prevision, foretelling, second-sight, etc.
• History, theological and secular, is filled with instances of the foretelling of the future by prophets, wise men, and others.
• After having a dream she told Villiers to come near her no more, foretelling at the same time the time and death he would die.
• Geometry for the Greek was something more than the art of land measurement, astronomy something more than a means of regulating the calendar or foretelling an eclipse.
• Accordingly, we find that the Jewish Prophets were not acknowledged as such, but on account of their foretelling the truth, or being supposed to do so.
• He warns them against false teachers, by describing their practices and foretelling their punishments.

Similar words containing TELL without suffix ing and without prefix fore

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