Definition

The quality of being prophetic or having the ability to predict the future, often associated with mysterious or ambiguous statements.

Example

The oracularity of the ancient texts left many scholars puzzled about their true meaning.

Conversation

Have you ever noticed her oracularity when she speaks?

Yeah, it’s like she knows things before they happen!

I wonder if she practices that kind of oracularity on purpose.

Maybe! It definitely makes her more interesting to listen to.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Oracularity → It is formed from "oraculum" (from Latin, meaning a divine announcement or prophecy) and the suffix "-ity" (meaning the state or quality of). The word "oracularity" refers to the quality of being prophetic or having the nature of an oracle.

Memory Tip

Think of an oracle giving a 'divine announcement' ('oraculum') — that's why oracularity means the quality of being prophetic.

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