vaticinate in a sentence

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Definition

Vaticinate: to predict or foretell future events, often with a sense of prophetic insight.

The oracle was known to vaticinate about the future, drawing crowds eager for insight.
As the storm approached, the old sailor began to vaticinate the impending disaster with remarkable accuracy.
Many people turn to fortune tellers who claim to vaticinate life events, hoping for a glimpse into their destiny.
Scientists often vaticinate the consequences of climate change based on current environmental trends.
In her poetry, she would vaticinate love's trials, weaving together hope and despair with each verse.