prophesy
//ˈprɒf.ɪ.saɪ//
Verb
prophesyInfinitive
prophesyPresent tense
prophesiedPast tense
prophesiedPast participle
prophesyingPresent participle
prophesiesThird-person singular
1
To predict or foretell future events, especially through divine inspiration or supernatural insight.
The ancient oracle prophesied that a great king would rise from the east.
2
To speak as a prophet or to deliver a prophecy.
The priest prophesied to the congregation about the coming of a new era.
3
To indicate or suggest something that will happen in the future.
The dark clouds prophesy a coming storm.