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sooth·say (so͞oth′sā′) intr.v. sooth·said (-sĕd′) ,
sooth·say·ing ,
sooth·says (-sĕz′) To foretell future events; predict.
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soothsay (ˈsuːθˌseɪ ) vb ,
-says ,
-saying or -said (Alternative Belief Systems) (intr ) to predict the future
ˈsoothˌsaying n
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sooth•say (ˈsuθˌseɪ) v.i. -said, -say•ing. to predict.
[1600–10]
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soothsay Past participle: soothsaidGerund: soothsayingImperative Present Preterite Present Continuous Present Perfect Past Continuous Past Perfect Future Future Perfect Future Continuous Present Perfect Continuous Future Perfect Continuous Past Perfect Continuous Conditional Past Conditional Imperative soothsay soothsay
Present I soothsay you soothsay he/she/it soothsays we soothsay you soothsay they soothsay
Preterite I soothsaid you soothsaid he/she/it soothsaid we soothsaid you soothsaid they soothsaid
Present Continuous I am soothsaying you are soothsaying he/she/it is soothsaying we are soothsaying you are soothsaying they are soothsaying
Present Perfect I have soothsaid you have soothsaid he/she/it has soothsaid we have soothsaid you have soothsaid they have soothsaid
Past Continuous I was soothsaying you were soothsaying he/she/it was soothsaying we were soothsaying you were soothsaying they were soothsaying
Past Perfect I had soothsaid you had soothsaid he/she/it had soothsaid we had soothsaid you had soothsaid they had soothsaid
Future I will soothsay you will soothsay he/she/it will soothsay we will soothsay you will soothsay they will soothsay
Future Perfect I will have soothsaid you will have soothsaid he/she/it will have soothsaid we will have soothsaid you will have soothsaid they will have soothsaid
Future Continuous I will be soothsaying you will be soothsaying he/she/it will be soothsaying we will be soothsaying you will be soothsaying they will be soothsaying
Present Perfect Continuous I have been soothsaying you have been soothsaying he/she/it has been soothsaying we have been soothsaying you have been soothsaying they have been soothsaying
Future Perfect Continuous I will have been soothsaying you will have been soothsaying he/she/it will have been soothsaying we will have been soothsaying you will have been soothsaying they will have been soothsaying
Past Perfect Continuous I had been soothsaying you had been soothsaying he/she/it had been soothsaying we had been soothsaying you had been soothsaying they had been soothsaying
Conditional I would soothsay you would soothsay he/she/it would soothsay we would soothsay you would soothsay they would soothsay
Past Conditional I would have soothsaid you would have soothsaid he/she/it would have soothsaid we would have soothsaid you would have soothsaid they would have soothsaid
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Thesaurus Antonyms Related Words Synonyms Legend:
soothsay verb To tell about or make known (future events) by or as if by supernatural means:
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