seer

Preposition: of

• vision: Sitting Bull was not only a chief, he was also regarded as a mystic and seer of visions.
• century: The Ladino Prophesy, a Italian seer of the 18th century: " Attention to 1999!

Converse of object

• become: Just as Jesus did, we will become great seers, healers, and prophets.
• say: To say a seer knows more than me is false.
• call: To be quite precise, YOUR apparent objects are not truly distinct from the seer called Dennis.
• take: When the hero Achilles takes the seer 's side, Agamemnon turns on him too.

Adjective modifier

• great: The great seers replied back, " Know thy self ' .
• other: However, I also believe that simultaneously there are other PFT manifesting to other seers, such as you and Greg.
• ancient: Kapila claims to be recapturing the visions of the ancient Vedic seers.
• famous: The famous seer Tiresias predicted that Narcissus would have a long life, so long as he ' did not know himself ' .
• Vedic: In course of time the Vedic seers acquired a holistic vision.
• wise: Well the wise seer the coming death foreknew, Yet scorned he to forsake his Spartan lords.

Noun used with modifier

• century: Family Tree of Psychics part 1 Most people have heard of Nostradamus the famous sixteenth century seer and psychic.
• sight: Dudley Tunnel is officially open and thousands of sight seers enter the tunnel every year on trip boats from the Black Country Museum.