noun

oracle

oracle, prophecy, wise person, shrine

The oracle predicted a great victory.

The oracle predicted a great victory.

She is considered an oracle on financial matters.

She is considered an oracle on financial matters.

((an oracle)) ((on sth.)) a source of wise counsel on sth. He is the company's oracle on legal issues.

Synonyms: prophet, seer, sage, prophecy

From Latin 'orare' (to speak), referring to a divine utterance.

Think of an 'oral' message delivered by a divine being.

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