oracular
/ɔˈrækjələr/
adjective
- Relating to or resembling an oracle; mysterious or difficult to understand, as if giving a prophecy.
- The professor's oracular statements left the students more confused than enlightened.
- Her oracular tone made it seem like she was revealing ancient secrets.
- The old man gave an oracular warning about the dangers of the forest.
- Giving advice or opinions in a wise and authoritative way.
- The coach's oracular advice inspired the team to victory.
- The CEO's oracular guidance helped the company navigate the crisis.
- My grandmother had an oracular way of knowing exactly what to say.
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