sibylline

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(sĭb'ə-līn', -lēn') pronunciation

also si·byl·ic or si·byl·lic (sĭ-bĭl'ĭk)
adj.

Coming from, characteristic of, or relating to a sibyl.
Prophetic; oracular.

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oracular, occult, mysterious (pertaining to one or more of the Sibyls)

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