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See: ominous, oracular, prophetic
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10 I consulted a clairvoyant in Los Angeles, and I asked this cucumber-shaped vatic if angels really had no lives of their own.
Sketch with two cucumbers and two Adams in it by Lomke, Evander / Confrontation
The "painful hues" and "tones" that betray the wound that "hurt" her into a life of poetry, namely her husband's suicide in 1959, are equally manifest in her vatic transcriptions.
WHAT LOVE COMES TO by deNiord, Chard / Harvard Review
The trouble-maker Retaining much of the prophet's capacity to unsettle, but without the hint of vatic madness and implicit claim to paranormal powers.
The week in books by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
 
 
 
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