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pyromancy::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | divination, foretelling, fortune telling, soothsaying |
| Derivation | pyromancer |
Examples of pyromancy
pyromancy
Just like pyromancy said the middle class hate it when the working class succeed.
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When the opportunity arises I'd invest in and upgrade pyromancy.
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After the founding of Zhou, the Shang practices of bronze casting, pyromancy and writing continued.
From the en.wikipedia.org
The earliest significant, extant corpus of Chinese characters is found on turtle shells and the bones of livestock, chiefly the scapula of oxen, for use in pyromancy, a form of divination.
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- Divination by fire or flames
- (pyromancer) one who practices pyromancy
- Divination by fire; the use of fire to supernaturally gain information; The magical power of conjuring or controlling fire
- Divination by interpreting fires, flames or burning objects. There are many different forms of pyromancy including:
- The ability to control fire through magical means, or less often the ability to create fire. It may also be used to refer to different forms of divination which involve fire.
- Or divining by fire, has been alluded to in Extispicy. The presage was good when the flame was vigorous and quickly consumed the sacrifice; when it was clear of all smoke, transparent, neither red nor dark in colour; when it did not crackle, but burnt silently in a pyramidal form. ...
