Pronunciation: /daɪˈvɪnəˌtɔːri/
adjective relating to or characteristic of divination; having the nature of or relating to the practice of seeking knowledge of the future or the unknown by supernatural means
A1 She tried to use divinatory methods to predict the future.
A2 Some people believe in divinatory powers to guide their decisions.
B1 The divinatory practice of reading tarot cards has been around for centuries.
B2 The accuracy of divinatory readings can vary depending on the skill of the practitioner.
C1 Many cultures have their own divinatory traditions that are passed down through generations.
C2 The divinatory rituals performed by the priestess were said to reveal the will of the gods.
formal She consulted a divinatory expert to help her make important life decisions.
informal I heard that she's into all that divinatory stuff like tarot cards and crystal balls.
slang Some people think divinatory practices are just a bunch of hocus pocus.
figurative The divinatory powers of nature guided him towards his true purpose in life.
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