Prophetess
noun
A woman who is believed to have special powers to say what will happen in the future, especially as a religious leader.
In ancient times, the prophetess would share the prophecies she received in dreams or visions.

noun
A woman who is believed to have special powers to say what will happen in the future, especially as a religious leader.
In ancient times, the prophetess would share the prophecies she received in dreams or visions.

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Gender Specific
The term 'prophetess' refers specifically to a female prophet, highlighting her gender.

The ancient community revered her as their prophetess.
Religious Context
Often used in religious or mythological stories to describe visionary women.

The prophetess in the temple predicted a great flood.
Historical Reference
Common in historical contexts, less so in modern usage outside of metaphor or description.

She was esteemed as a prophetess by her contemporaries.
Gender Specific
The term 'prophetess' refers specifically to a female prophet, highlighting her gender.

The ancient community revered her as their prophetess.
Religious Context
Often used in religious or mythological stories to describe visionary women.

The prophetess in the temple predicted a great flood.
Historical Reference
Common in historical contexts, less so in modern usage outside of metaphor or description.

She was esteemed as a prophetess by her contemporaries.
Gender Specific
The term 'prophetess' refers specifically to a female prophet, highlighting her gender.

The ancient community revered her as their prophetess.
Religious Context
Often used in religious or mythological stories to describe visionary women.

The prophetess in the temple predicted a great flood.
Historical Reference
Common in historical contexts, less so in modern usage outside of metaphor or description.

She was esteemed as a prophetess by her contemporaries.
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