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soothsaying

[sooth-sey-ing] / ˈsuθˌseɪ ɪŋ /


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Not thankful: All the hand-wringing and apocalyptic soothsaying about how artificial intelligence is a Pandora’s box that will steal our jobs and ultimately spell our doom.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Go ahead with your singing and soothsaying, folks,” Old Timothy said.

From Literature

“First—and I mean no disrespect to her soothsaying abilities—but I feel it is far from certain that Madame Ionesco will truly be able to summon the shade of Edward Ashton. Do you agree?”

From Literature

He was also a savvy entrepreneur and fabulist who, despite being illiterate and shunned by the Catholic Church, carved out a life soothsaying and healing ailing neighbors.

From New York Times

Read on for a survey of cinematic soothsaying about the possible dangers waiting in the days to come:

From The Guardian