Cool MateMeaning of Oracle
A person or thing regarded as a source of wise counsel or prophetic predictions.
In simple words: A person or thing that predicts the future or gives wise advice.
Oracle in a sentence
- The ancient oracle foretold the rise of a great hero.
- Many sought guidance from the oracle at Delphi for important decisions.
- The tech company Oracle is a leader in database software.
- Her predictions seemed to come true, making her an oracle among friends.
How to use Oracle
Often used in literary or spiritual contexts. Not commonly used in casual conversation. Be careful not to confuse with general advice.
Grammar pattern
standalone noun
Memory hint
Think of an 'oracle' as a wise old sage in a Greek myth, always ready to reveal secrets.
Related words
Collocations with Oracle
- consult an oracle
- ancient oracle
- oracle of Delphi
- internet oracle
- oracle bones
Synonyms for Oracle
- prophet
- seer
- diviner
- soothsayer
- forecaster
Opposites of Oracle
- fool
- ignoramus
Common mistakes with Oracle
- Confusing 'oracle' with 'orator'; orators speak publicly, while oracles predict.
- Using 'oracle' to describe someone who simply gives opinions, instead of predictions.
- Not capitalizing 'Oracle' when referring to the tech company.
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Frequently asked questions about Oracle
What does Oracle mean?
A person or thing that predicts the future or gives wise advice.
What is the definition of Oracle?
A person or thing regarded as a source of wise counsel or prophetic predictions.
How do you use Oracle in a sentence?
The ancient oracle foretold the rise of a great hero.
Can you give another example of Oracle?
Many sought guidance from the oracle at Delphi for important decisions.
What are synonyms for Oracle?
Common alternatives include prophet, seer, diviner, soothsayer, forecaster.
What is the opposite of Oracle?
Opposite meanings include fool, ignoramus.
What words go with Oracle?
It commonly pairs with consult an oracle, ancient oracle, oracle of Delphi, internet oracle, oracle bones.
What are common mistakes when using Oracle?
Confusing 'oracle' with 'orator'; orators speak publicly, while oracles predict. Using 'oracle' to describe someone who simply gives opinions, instead of predictions. Not capitalizing 'Oracle' when referring to the tech company.
How do you pronounce Oracle?
US: //ˈɔrəkl//, UK: //ˈɒrəkl//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
Is Oracle formal or informal?
"Oracle" is formal, so it fits professional, business, or academic conversations.
When should I use Oracle?
Often used in literary or spiritual contexts. Not commonly used in casual conversation. Be careful not to confuse with general advice.