American English pronunciation
How to pronounce seers
IPA transcription: ['siɹz]
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Noun
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an authoritative person who divines the future
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a person with unusual powers of foresight
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an observer who perceives visually
“an incurable seer of movies”
Usage examples
- They were known as seers, and they were held in fear by women and the elderly.
- The camel driver was not a fighter, and he had consulted with seers.
- He also served on the Board of Overseers of Leicester Academy.
- The Chief Overseers at Mauthausen were firstly Margarete Freinberger, and then Jane Bernigau.
- They were known as seers, and they were held in fear by women and the elderly.
- The camel driver was not a fighter, and he had consulted with seers.
- They were known as seers, and they were held in fear by women and the elderly.
- "Maharshi" may also refer to "seers" or "sages" in India.
- The camel driver was not a fighter, and he had consulted with seers.
- They were known as seers, and they were held in fear by women and the elderly.