Oracular

usgb/əˈrækjələr/
adjective

Related to a prediction, prophecy or something that is very wise.

He made an oracular statement about the future of the company.
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  • oracular prediction
  • oracular statement

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Advice Tone

Oracular implies a tone of wisdom like advice from a wise person.

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His oracular advice guided me through difficult choices.
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Supernatural Nuance

Conveys a mystical sense, as if the speaker has insight beyond normal understanding.

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The sage's oracular words seemed to predict events with uncanny accuracy.
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Historical Use

Often used in historical or mythological contexts, relating to oracles of the past.

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Ancient texts often contain oracular messages from the gods.
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