prophecy
/ˈprɒpəsɪ/Definitions
1. noun
A statement of something that is going to happen in the future, especially one believed to have been revealed by a divine or supernatural agency.
“The ancient prophet was known for her accurate prophecies of wars and famines.”
2. noun
A prediction or forecast of something, especially in a business or technical context.
“The company’s financial analysts are responsible for making prophecies about the future market trends.”
3. verb
To foretell or predict something, especially in a vague or general way.
“He prophesied a bright future for the young entrepreneur.”
4. verb
To speak or write in a vague or general way about the future, especially in a prophetic style.
“The poet prophesied a new era of peace and prosperity.”