Prophetic
Prophetic adjective - Being a sign of a later course of events.
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Synonyms for Prophetic
Religious and prophetic are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Religious" instead an adjective "Prophetic".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- For example, there is one passage in the Transformer equivalent of the bible, quoted in the dialogue as "And a great dragon was cast out onto the earth, and his followers with him", something treated with appropriate religious and prophetic weight.
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Parodied in the Star Trek: Voyager episode "False Profits" when the townspeople decide to honor their three deified Sages by sending them back up to Heaven on "wings of flame" as the prophetic poem central to their religious canon instructs them.
Source: Burn the Witch! - Mary Magdalene in Chrono Crusade, an orphan girl whose prophetic powers were so strong and overwhelming, she forgot her own childhood and name—Mary is the name given to her by the religious order who took her in.
Source: Waif Prophet
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