Prophecy and Warnings

Prophecy

Prophecy noun - A declaration that something will happen in the future.
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Warnings and prophecy are semantically related. In some cases you can replace term "Warnings" with "Prophecy", this nouns are similar.

Warnings

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Prophecy and warnings are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Prophecy" instead a noun "Warnings".

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  • However, the eldest Hybrid was scarily lucid, and gave pretty concrete prophecy and warnings.
  • Tragedy Despite warnings from sages and wise men that Oedipus won't like what he discovers, he learns that the previous king heard a prophecy that his son would kill him and marry his mother, so the king had his son bound and abandoned in a forest and he went into hiding to avoid being killed.
    Source: Tragedy
  • Literature / The Castle in the Attic Not Now, Kiddo: The dismissive attitude of both Simon and Dick regarding Gudrin's warnings, vouching for her grandmother Calendar's prophecy, and the idea of there being a threat at all is a bit grating, particularly since this is Simon's second time being Too Dumb to Live.
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