Oracular [adjective]
Definition of Oracular:
prophetic
Synonyms of Oracular:
● Ambiguous
● Apocalyptic
● Arcane
● Auspicious
● Authoritative
● Cabalistic
● Clairvoyant
● Cryptic
● Dogmatic
● Foreboding
● Imperious
● Mysterious
● Mystical
● Obscure
● Occult
● Ominous
● Peremptory
● Portentous
● Positive
● Prescient
● Sage
● Secret
● Significant
● Vague
● Venerable
● Wise
● Fatidic
● Interpretive
● Mantic
● Sibylline
● Soothsaying
● Vatic
● Delphian
● Anticipating
● Discovering
● Divining
● Forecasting
● Foretelling
● Predicting
● Proclaiming
Opposite/Antonyms of Oracular:
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Sentence/Example of Oracular:
It assumes to be prophetical, and its utterances are oracular.
"Anybody can do it, when once they know how," so ran this oracular document.
And Marion delivered this speech with a most oracular and pretentious tone.
"You are neither of you right, as usual," said little Potts, in his oracular way.
Margaret was oracular and mysterious, and looked like a thundercloud.
His method is gnomic, laconic, oracular; never persuasive or plausible.
"We're all like we're made," sounded the oracular accents of Mr. Peebles.
"I would na be surprised," he observed with oracular amiability.
I suppose I remembered it for its oracular sound, and because I was not intended to listen.
Yet her journey had the sanction of Eugenia's concurrence; and Eugenia seemed to her oracular.