oracular in English

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1. Delphic pronouncements; an oracular message.

2. With this oracular sentence Ben was well satisfied.

3. To us this oracular remark seemed to herald Hitler.

4. He could abandon the oracular busy signal once and for all.

5. 26 In this oracular role, though, she does not speak for herself.

6. 11 synonyms for Augural: divinitory, fatidic, fatidical, mantic, oracular, prophetic, sibylline, vatic

7. 18 He could abandon the oracular busy signal once and for all.

8. His sister went away ruminating on this oracular speech of his.

9. In this oracular role, though, she does not speak for herself.

10. This is a form of IA, but may be too focused on systems that are oracular.

11. Synonyms for Augural include sibylline, divinatory, mantic, vatic, oracular, predictive, fatidic, prophetical, visionary and fatidical

12. It is an oracular rule and the objective that the economic freedom pursues as well.

13. Congratulations is no bad but it lacks moments that could elevate me the way Oracular Spectacular did

14. Apollo was also famous for being an oracular god, and had two cults in Delphi and Delos

15. They are like oracular messages, but witty - jaunty at times - and sometimes trembling on the edge of whimsy.

16. They are like oracular messages(Sentence dictionary), but witty - jaunty at times - and sometimes trembling on the edge of whimsy.

17. Also, the apocalyptic and oracular tone provides the spectators with a glimpse of the anxiety and inquietude penetrating current Japanese society.

18. The synonyms of Augural include are Divinatory, Fatidic, Fatidical, Foreshadowing, Mantic, Ominous, Oracular, Predictive, Sibylline, Telling, Visionary, Vatic, Vatical, Presaging and Prophetical.

19. Only when the people, at their own initiative, take the Blasphemer into custody and make an oracular inquiry that God pronounces the verdict

20. Cryptic adjective mysterious, dark, coded, puzzling, obscure, vague, veiled, ambiguous, enigmatic, perplexing, arcane, equivocal, abstruse, Delphic, oracular I wondered just what he meant by that Cryptic remark

21. ‘The philosophers in the first century wrote of gases producing euphoria and of a spring emanating from fissures, or Chasms, in the bedrock inside the oracular chamber.’ ‘An even more striking feature of the gravity map is the deep Chasms, known as fracture zones, that …