Magic
Magic adjective - Having seemingly supernatural qualities or powers.
Usage example: truth seekers of all sorts seem to be attracted to this magic spot in the desert
Predicting and magic are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Predicting" instead the word "Magic" as a noun or an adjective.
Predicting
Predicting noun - A declaration that something will happen in the future.
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Synonyms for Predicting
Magic and predicting are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Magic" instead the word "Predicting" as a noun or an adjective.
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Both words in one sentence
- Demon bone holds residual magic, and when properly warded it can be used in unusual ways, such as Inevera's future-predicting dice and other implements of magic.
Source: Literature / The Warded Man - His magic lets him see the probability of future events, predicting what'll happen by seeing the various possibilities ahead of him.
Source: Literature / Alex Verus -
Darkwing attempts to use foreknowledge of an eclipse to terrify the locals by pretending to block out the sun, but the eclipse he's predicting doesn't occur until the day after he makes the threat, and so ends up stalling for 24 hours until his "magic" pays off.
Source: Total Eclipse of the Plot
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