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Pronunciation: [ɔːɹˈakjʊləli] (IPA)

Oracularly is an uncommon adverb that describes something that is done in a wise or prophetic manner. While there may not be many synonyms for this exact term, there are plenty of other words that convey a similar meaning. Some possible alternatives include prophetically, divinely, presciently, intuitively, sagely, wisely, and precognitively. Each of these terms suggests a sense of foresight or insight, indicating that the speaker possesses a greater level of knowledge or understanding. By using these synonyms in place of oracularly, a writer or speaker can convey a similar idea with greater clarity or specificity.
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Her conduct and conversation afford this cynic constant food for observation; and he has delivered himself Oracularly at various stages of the study: but I cannot say that his observations, taken as a whole, present that consistency which entitles them to be regarded as a body of philosophy.
"A Simpleton"
Charles Reade
"One Englishman can never be an entire stranger to another in a foreign country," said Brockford Oracularly.
"Long Live the King"
Guy Boothby
"He was after no good, I know," nodded the sergeant Oracularly.
"Mrs. Halliburton's Troubles"
Mrs. Henry Wood

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