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Around the of each year, we ask pundits to prophesy events for the coming year.
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Once in a while Chielo was possessed by the spirit of her god and she began to prophesy. (source)prophesy = predict or reveal the future
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"If he ain't now, he gonna be," prophesied Little Man, his tiny fists balled for action.† (source)prophesied = predicted or revealed
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Why were the ancestral voices prophesying war?† (source)prophesying = predicting or revealing
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As the prophesied Messiah, Jesus toppled kings, inspired millions, and founded new philosophies.† (source)prophesied = predicted or revealed
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"It was prophesied that the stallion will ride to the ends of the earth," she said.† (source)
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Five thousand years ago, Egyptian priests prophesied how the world would end.† (source)prophesied = predicted or revealed
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Suppose somebody come up to Deets and asked him to prophesy?† (source)prophesy = predict
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Redd had tried to do away with them and their outdated prophesying when she first took control of the queendom.† (source)prophesying = predicting or revealing
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The Codex prophesies that the two that are one will come either to save or to destroy the world.† (source)prophesies = predicts or reveals
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He it was who had guided the Achaeans with their fleet to Ilius, through the prophesyings with which Phoebus Apollo had inspired him.† (source)
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Their Historians affirm, that a Prophet who prophesy'd of Mahomet, came from this Temple, and some do not stand to assert, that the Prophet Jonas was cast forth by the Whale at the Base of the Temple.† (source)prophesy'd = predicted or revealed
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The summer had turned out every bit as hot as Aunt Evvie had prophesied — all of that, and then some.† (source)
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These laid the scum on lonely ponds from which came vinegar gnats to snuff up noses, mosquitoes to ride summernight flesh and sting forth those bumps that carnival phrenologists dearly love to fondle and prophesy upon.† (source)prophesy = predict
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The little girl, who was only seven at the time, had learned to read from her uncle's storybooks and been closer to him than any other member of the family because of her prophesying powers.† (source)prophesying = predicting or revealing
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A vigil to which no one had been invited, and no one knew if anyone else would be there; a vigil born of pure friendship and concern, which started with such melancholy prophesies of doom and tenuous hopes, but ended on the sunlit uplands of answered prayers.† (source)prophesies = predicts or reveals
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