1. people who predict future events or make prophecies
Usage: formal; literary

Examples

• The ancient vaticinators claimed they could foresee the outcome of battles.
• Medieval courts often employed vaticinators to advise rulers on important decisions.
• The village vaticinators gathered to interpret the strange omens.
• Modern skeptics dismiss the predictions of self-proclaimed vaticinators.
• Historical records show that vaticinators held significant influence in many cultures.
• The accuracy of these vaticinators’ prophecies remains highly debated.