What is another word for cassandra-like?
Pronunciation: [kəsˈandɹəlˈa͡ɪk] (IPA) 
The term "Cassandra-like" is often used to describe someone who delivers a warning or prophesy that is not heeded, much like the Greek mythological figure, Cassandra, who was gifted with prophetic abilities but cursed to never be believed. Synonyms for "Cassandra-like" include foretelling, predicting, auguring, prophesizing, divining, and presaging. Other phrases that convey a sense of foreboding or unease include doom-laden, ominous, portentous, or a harbinger of doom. Similarly, someone who speaks truthfully but is not believed could be described as a truth teller or veridical, while those who ignore the warning could be described as dismissive or heedless.
