Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
scryer
noun
/ˈskraɪər/
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Definition
A scryer is a person who practices scrying, which is the art of looking into a crystal ball, mirror, or other reflective surfaces to gain insights or predict the future.
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Examples
- As a scryer, she spent hours gazing into her crystal ball, hoping to find guidance.
- The ancient texts describe how a scryer would interpret the images that appeared in the mirror.
- He became well-known as a scryer, often sought after for his astrological insights.
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Meaning
The term ‘scryer’ refers to someone who uses divination methods to seek answers or knowledge through vision, typically involving staring into a reflective surface.
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Synonyms
- diviner
- seer
- oracle
- prophet