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From Latin vātēs seer of Celtic origin wet-1 in Indo-European roots
From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition
From Latin vates "˜seer, poet'.
From Wiktionary
My dreams often feel quite vatic in nature.
The vatic passages in the Bible are often very mysterious.
Ancient writers often wrote with a vatic quality.
Although he dressed the part, the high priest's vatic eloquence was not convincing.
The town fortune teller is thought by most to speak only folly, but I believe that his prophecies are truly vatic.
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