1. relating to or characteristic of an oracle or prophecy
2. spoken in a mysterious, ambiguous, or cryptic manner

Examples

• The ancient Greeks consulted the oracular pronouncements at Delphi.
• Her oracular statements left everyone wondering what she really meant.
• The professor’s oracular response to the student’s question was frustratingly vague.
• The fortune teller spoke in oracular riddles that could be interpreted many ways.
• His oracular wisdom seemed to come from some divine source.
• The poet’s oracular verses were filled with mysterious symbolism.