Adjective:

భవిష్యవాణి, దేవుని దూత, ప్రవక్త, పోస్ట్ అపోకలిప్టిక్,

prophetic's Usage Examples:

The sixty-nine weeks of prophetic years are then considered to terminate with the death of Christ in 32/3 CE.

manifestations of the Holy Spirit, including such signs and wonders as miraculous healings and modern prophetic proclamations.

for thousands of years in a form of divination through dreams, called oneiromancy, in which practitioners seek to receive psychic or prophetic information.

God prophetically tells the woman and the man what will be the consequences of their sin.

21:1-23:40Jeremiah summarizes 23 years of prophetic ministry; lists the nations under judgment and predicts 70 years of captivity.

One writer notes that "in scenes that are frighteningly prophetic, Austria borrows thirty stock car trains from neighboring.

The climax of the prophetical stories is the epopee about Elijah and the Lord"s fight against Baal.

On 25 May 1863, Friedrich Wilhelm Schwartz was also called as an Apostle through many prophetically gifted members in the congregation, and also through Prophet Geyer.

healing as well as for his prophetic abilities obtained through an ecstatic state.

inquiry into allegedly prophetic dreams in his On Divination in Sleep.

nobody has written anything more truly prophetic; and no one is more wrongheaded.

He also argues that the “prophetic genre of text probably derives from this notion of the possibility of knowing history” (111).

Synonyms:

premonitory, foreshadowing, foreboding, precursory, Delphic, predictive, vatical, prophetical, revelatory, portentous, apocalyptic, divinatory, prefigurative, clairvoyant, prognostic, adumbrative, sibyllic, apocalyptical, oracular, fateful, second-sighted, precognitive, prognosticative, mantic, vatic, sibylline,

Antonyms:

evitable, indecisive, fortunate, exoteric, unprophetic,