1. of, relating to, or having the nature of prophecy; prophetic
Usage: formal; literary

Examples

• The oracle's fatidical utterances were interpreted by priests for centuries.
• She spoke in a fatidical tone, as if she could see the future unfolding before her.
• The ancient texts contained fatidical warnings about the empire's decline.
• His fatidical words proved eerily accurate when the predicted events came to pass.
• The sibyl's fatidical pronouncements were shrouded in mystery and ambiguity.