seer
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- noun
- /sɪr/
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vidente
- They're often the shamans and the seers of cultures for thousands of years.
- prophetic seers
- poets and seers
They're often the shamans and the seers of cultures for thousands of years.
- They're often the shamans and the seers of cultures for thousands of years.
- And all of you truth seers out there carry the gift and the weight of seeing it.
- You've got to be a seer.
- He gets mad at the priest and gets mad at the seer.
- I spoke to this this woman, she's a a seer and I see her once a year as sort of like a, a gift to myself.
- But our main girl is a seer, which means that she can see the future, but she's kind of bad at her job because she doesn't understand what she sees.
- They're fighters and fathers, brawlers and seers, politicians and leaders in one wonderful package.
- But then if you update your identity as visionary, revolutionary, future seer, you're going to overreach on the next thing almost certainly.
- And so our main girl is that one for this particular Kingdom and she is following the previous, we'll just call them seers.
- And a lot of these seers, which are prophets were described with like purple stained teeth because they're drinking this shit, right?
Examples
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Allow me to introduce our resident seer, Lady Elizabeth Hatton.
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In return, the seer told them how to overcome the terrifying trial that lay ahead.
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An ancient seer with a window into what has been and what will be.
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But our main girl is a seer, which means that she can see the future, but she's kind of bad at her job because she doesn't understand what she sees.
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In antique times, that faculty was the trademark of priests, seers, and mystics.
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The wise old seer offered a glimpse into their uncertain futures, predicting events that would change their lives forever.
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Many villagers sought guidance from the seer who claimed to interpret the signs of destiny.
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As they gathered around the bonfire, the seer shared visions of the coming years, captivating the audience with vivid tales.
Synonyms
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5.1
A person who predicts the future and warns others
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3.7
A person who predicts future events using data or models
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7.9
A person who says the Sun, Moon, and planets show your future
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6.6
A person who studies current trends to predict the future
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8.9
A person who gives wise advice and says what will happen
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9.9
A person who says they can tell the future
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9.5
A person who predicts future events using knowledge or signs
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6.5
A person who says they can see someone's future, often using cards or palm reading
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9.9
A person who says they can learn hidden things or predict the future using spiritual ways
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4.4
A person who says what will happen using knowledge or data
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7.8
A person who says what will happen by looking at the sun, moon, and planets
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9.9
A woman who says she can see the future
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9.9
A person who says what will happen in the future
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9.2
A person who reads lines on a hand to tell the future
A person who predicts future events
A person who says what will happen in the future, often as a job
A person who says they can tell the future from dreams
A person who reads the lines on your palm to tell your future
Antonyms
How Credible
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- Literature
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8.9
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- Offensive
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Seer comes from the old verb see, which means 'to look'. A seer was originally 'one who sees' in a special way, so the word now means someone who says they can know the future or hidden truths.