单词	prophesize
释义	prophesize verb proph·​e·​size ˈprä-fə-ˌsīz  prophesized; prophesizing; prophesizes transitive + intransitive : prophesy Others say he could prophesize the future … Jerome R. Corsi Female spiritual leaders … have prophesized the dawning of a new religion … Women's Realities, Women's Choices The gurus of those times prophesized the coming of a god-man who was loving, forgiving, and merciful, and who had powers of the mind hitherto unknown to men … Walter Prytulak He dares not prophesize or hypothesize on heaven and hell. Greg Barrett … he started prophesizing to me about things that would happen in my life, and I was blown away. Neil Cavuto "I think they're going to kick their butts …" she prophesized an hour before kick-off. Gene O'Donnell Example Sentences Recent Examples on the Web And on his first album in four years, the Virginia native continues to prophesize the perils of coke rap with impeccable precision. Spin Staff, SPIN, 7 June 2022 Sometimes the oracle had to come from Delphi to come into the center of town to prophesize. Jason Parham, WIRED, 19 June 2018 For a time, only that passage, appearing to prophesize his death, could be found. Paul Stekler, OrlandoSentinel.com, 3 Apr. 2018 Moshe on the other hand, suggests that Eldad and Medad and all others be given the chance to prophesize. Rabbi Avi Weiss, Jewish Journal, 10 July 2017 Word History Etymology prophecy + -ize, with s after prophesy First Known Use 1816, in the meaning defined above
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