prophesize

Declare coming events

Prophesize means to predict or foretell future events, often with a sense of divine inspiration or supernatural insight: The oracle prophesized the fall of the kingdom.

The word overlaps with prophesy, which is the standard form.

Prophesize appears in speech and informal writing but is considered nonstandard by many editors.

foretelling

foretell

Predict future events

presage · augur · foresee · portend · divine · soothsay · foreknow · envision · vaticinate · forewarn

divination

oracle

Authoritative wisdom source

divination · sibyl · clairvoyant · shaman · medium · scrying · necromancy · astrology · palmistry · tarot

omen

portent

Sign of future calamity

premonition · foreshadowing · auspice · prodigy · foretoken · boding · foreboding · warning · indicator · herald

vision

revelation

Surprising disclosed truth

dream · nightmare · hallucination · visionary · seer · clairvoyance · premonition · foresight · mystical

Opposites
temporal direction

prophesizerecount

Narrate or retally

historicize · chronicle · record · recall · reminisce

epistemic certainty vs. knowledge

prophesizeverify

Confirm accuracy or truth

confirm · prove · establish · demonstrate · know

speech act type

prophesizewithhold

Refuse to give

conceal · suppress · hide

Family

prophesized, prophesizes, prophesizing

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G