Associations to the word «Prophetic»
Noun
- Persecution
- Riddle
- Poem
- Significance
- Epithet
- Vocation
- Bce
- Miracle
- Christian
- Mankind
- Culmination
- Teaching
- Recourse
- Soul
- Mani
- Nietzsche
- Dante
- Cl
- Faith
- Exodus
- Zeus
- Reformation
- Intellect
- Zeal
- Mantle
- Worship
- Summa
- Belief
- Healer
- Mus
- Blessing
- Michelangelo
- Word
- Glimpse
- Dissent
- Judgment
- Coming
- Muse
- Noah
- Oppression
- Deliverance
- Wherefore
- Ry
- Illumination
- Pagan
- Saviour
- Astrology
- Celt
- Protestant
- Contemporary
- Statement
- Reformer
- Deity
- Genius
- Zulu
- Sage
- Passage
- Intuition
- Simeon
- Text
- Understanding
- Interpreter
- Manhood
- Caliph
- Ritual
- Sonnet
- Forecast
- Literature
- Papacy
- Poetry
- Hap
- Scribe
- Celestial
Adjective
Wiktionary
PROPHETIC, adjective. Of, or relating to a prophecy or a prophet
PROPHETIC, adjective. Predicted, as by a prophecy
PROPHETIC WEEK, noun. A period of seven years.
PROPHETIC WEEKS, noun. Plural of prophetic week
Dictionary definition
PROPHETIC, adjective. Foretelling events as if by supernatural intervention; "prophetic writings"; "prophetic powers"; "words that proved prophetic".
Wise words
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