Ancient cultures often relied on oracles to vaticinate the will of the gods.
Ancient oracles would often vaticinate about the rise and fall of empires.
Before making any major decisions, she would consult with a psychic to vaticinate potential consequences.
Despite his best efforts, he could not vaticinate his own fate.
Even with advanced technology, it's impossible to vaticinate the exact path of a hurricane.
Even with all the data, it remained difficult to accurately vaticinate the election results.
He claimed to be able to vaticinate the lottery numbers, but no one believed him.
He dared not vaticinate her reaction, fearing it might be explosive.
He dared to vaticinate a future free from poverty and disease.
He dared to vaticinate a world without war.
He felt a chilling premonition, as if he could vaticinate a terrible tragedy.
He felt a chilling sense of dread, as if he could vaticinate a terrible accident.
He hoped the fortune teller could vaticinate a brighter future for him.
He tried to vaticinate the outcome of the experiment, but the results were unexpected.
Her ability to vaticinate minor inconveniences was almost unnervingly accurate.
Her ability to vaticinate small inconveniences was almost comical.
Her grandmother's ability to vaticinate minor events always seemed uncanny.
Her intuition allowed her to vaticinate potential problems before they arose.
His ambition led him to falsely vaticinate his own imminent success.
His grandmother's strange dreams were often said to vaticinate future events.
His predictions were often so vague they could hardly be considered attempts to vaticinate.
His predictions were so broad and general they could hardly be considered a legitimate attempt to vaticinate anything.
I hesitate to vaticinate the future, given how unpredictable things are.
Ignoring the economist's attempts to vaticinate market trends proved to be a costly mistake.
It is dangerous to base important decisions solely on someone's attempt to vaticinate.
It is impossible to vaticinate the exact outcome of any complex situation.
It's often unwise to base important life choices solely on someone's attempt to vaticinate your future.
It's presumptuous to vaticinate the consequences of actions we don't fully understand.
Many considered his pronouncements on political matters to be less vaticinate and more wishful thinking.
Modern technology attempts to vaticinate earthquakes, but with limited success.
No one could have vaticinate the sudden turn of events.
Politicians often try to vaticinate the public's reaction to new policies.
Scholars debated whether Nostradamus truly possessed the gift to vaticinate or if his writings were merely ambiguous.
Scientists are working to develop methods to vaticinate volcanic eruptions.
She claimed she could vaticinate the weather by observing animal behavior.
She dared to vaticinate a future where everyone had access to education.
She had a knack for sensing trouble, almost like she could vaticinate it.
She had a peculiar talent to vaticinate the arrival of unexpected guests.
She had a strange feeling, almost as if she could vaticinate what was about to happen.
She had an uncanny ability to vaticinate potential conflicts between people.
She had the uncomfortable feeling that she could vaticinate an impending betrayal.
She had the unsettling feeling that she could vaticinate a disaster.
She sometimes claimed she could vaticinate the identity of mystery callers.
Some believe that dreams can be interpreted to vaticinate future events.
Some philosophers believe that free will makes it impossible to truly vaticinate.
The algorithm was designed to vaticinate customer behavior.
The algorithm was used to vaticinate criminal activity in high-crime areas.
The analyst tried to vaticinate the impact of the new policy on the economy.
The analyst used complex models to vaticinate the company's future earnings.
The astrologer attempted to vaticinate based on planetary alignments.
The author used allegories to vaticinate the dangers of unchecked power.
The CEO attempted to vaticinate the company's performance in the next quarter.
The company used data analysis to vaticinate future sales.
The compulsive gambler tried to vaticinate the next roll of the dice.
The detective felt he could almost vaticinate the culprit's next move.
The dystopian novel explored the dangers of a society that used technology to vaticinate individual behavior.
The economist carefully avoided attempting to vaticinate specific market crashes.
The economist used various models to vaticinate interest rate changes.
The fortune teller attempted to vaticinate her client's romantic prospects based on their birth chart.
The gambler tried to vaticinate the winning horse.
The general consulted the maps, trying to vaticinate the enemy's strategy.
The general refused to vaticinate victory, knowing the dangers of overconfidence.
The historian tried to vaticinate the long-term effects of the revolution.
The insurance company used complex data analysis to vaticinate the likelihood of different types of claims.
The medicine man used his knowledge of herbs to vaticinate the course of the illness.
The military strategist meticulously studied the terrain, trying to vaticinate the enemy's tactics.
The mystic claimed to vaticinate the secrets of the universe.
The novel explored the ethical implications of using technology to vaticinate.
The novel explores a dystopian future where algorithms are used to vaticinate criminal behavior.
The old book seemed to vaticinate a coming apocalypse.
The old manuscript seemed to vaticinate a coming age of darkness.
The old woman, known for her ability to vaticinate, predicted a harsh winter ahead.
The oracle at Delphi was renowned for its ability to vaticinate the truth.
The philosopher argued that attempting to vaticinate the future was futile.
The politician attempted to vaticinate a prosperous future for his constituents.
The politician's campaign promises were long on rhetoric but short on any concrete plan to vaticinate a positive outcome.
The politician's speech attempted to vaticinate a united and prosperous nation.
The politician's speech was filled with promises, but lacked any real attempt to vaticinate.
The priest's sermon warned against those who falsely vaticinate in the name of God.
The prophets of old would often vaticinate about the end of days.
The prophets of old would vaticinate both triumphs and tribulations for their people.
The scientist used complex simulations to vaticinate climate change effects.
The seer attempted to vaticinate the outcome of the impending battle, but the future remained unclear.
The seer's pronouncements seemed less like insight and more like a desperate attempt to vaticinate.
The shaman claimed to vaticinate the spirits' desires through a ritual dance.
The shaman used ancient rituals to vaticinate the success of the upcoming harvest.
The skeptical philosopher argued that attempting to vaticinate the future was a futile exercise in speculation.
The smart home system was designed to vaticinate the user's needs and preferences.
The soothsayer claimed to vaticinate by reading tea leaves.
The soothsayer claimed to vaticinate the future by reading the stars.
The system was designed to vaticinate maintenance needs before breakdowns occurred.
The wise elder refused to vaticinate, stating that the future was not ours to know.
The wise old woman refused to vaticinate the future, believing it should unfold naturally.
They hired a consultant to vaticinate the potential impact of the new regulations.
They hoped the AI algorithm could vaticinate emerging trends in the fashion industry.
They hoped the algorithm could vaticinate emerging trends in the stock market.
They used statistical analysis to vaticinate the likelihood of different outcomes.
Trying to vaticinate the weather in this unpredictable climate is a fool's errand.
Using statistical models, they tried to vaticinate the success rate of the new drug.
While some claimed he could vaticinate, others saw him as a charlatan.