divinatory

[Fr. div in a to ire: Ital. & Sp. div in a to rio.] Pertaining to or of the nature of divination. "Julian, according to his usual modesty, roundly roundly afaffirms, that this intercourse was properly divinatory ."Biblioth. Bibl . (Ox. 1720), on Gen. xv. 9. *di-vin-a-trice, s . [Lat. divinatrix .] Divina tion. "False astrology and diuinatrice." -Sir T. More: A Woful Lament a cion .