soothsayer
/ˈsuːθseɪər/Definitions
1. noun
A person who claims to have the ability to predict the future, especially through supernatural means.
“The village elder was known as a skilled soothsayer and was often consulted for guidance.”
2. noun
A person who interprets omens or portents.
“The soothsayer examined the entrails of the sacrificed animal to determine the will of the gods.”
3. noun
A person who makes predictions or gives advice, especially in a vague or mysterious way.
“The soothsayer told the king that a great disaster was impending, but he refused to believe it.”