scry

IPA: skrˈaɪ

noun

  • (obsolete) A cry or shout.
  • A flock of wildfowl.

verb

  • To predict the future using crystal balls or other objects.
  • (obsolete) To descry; to see.
  • (obsolete) To proclaim.
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Examples of "scry" in Sentences

  • Rydstrom told Sabine, “Cwena, the witch will scry for Lanthe—”
  • Perhaps she was using the surface of the water to scry into her future.
  • Dee was haunted by his shortcomings: "You know I cannot see, nor scry" he lamented.
  • Annika had already warped past aneurismal straight into action, dispatching search parties and hiring witches to scry.
  • Perhaps tomorrow she would scry as well, but she had been afraid to do that for fear of what her spell would show her.
  • This was the place he had seen that time he'd tried to scry in the forest pool, the hilltop covered with warring Demons.
  • Who has that crystal ball s/he can scry and come up with the certainty that it's okay to torture this one because we are *sure.
  • The Savant (aka nobody knows his identity) - cybernetic mathematical supergenius who can scry into the futures of many possible timelines.

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