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Synonym of Dream Interpreter
What is this phenomenon called, “I had a dream that I was having a dream”?What is a single-word synonym for “hobbyist writer”?Is there a single-word synonym for “preserved” as in “Fruits preserved in syrup.”?Synonym for “dream life”?Synonym for giving out clues, but not giving answer?What is the synonym of the word stray?Synonym of “Barber Shop Pole”!darken a hue - synonymIs “pipe dream” an Americanism?Synonym for factotum
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Is there any single word synonym from "Dream Interpreter" or the person who tells the meaning of the dream?
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Is there any single word synonym from "Dream Interpreter" or the person who tells the meaning of the dream?
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Is there any single word synonym from "Dream Interpreter" or the person who tells the meaning of the dream?
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asked Apr 20 at 12:33
Zeshan SajidZeshan Sajid
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Is there any single word synonym from "Dream Interpreter" or the person who tells the meaning of the dream?
synonyms american-english vocabulary language-evolution
synonyms american-english vocabulary language-evolution
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The exact word that you are looking for is Oneirocriticism.
Oxford Dictionary defines Oneirocriticism as
: The art or practice of interpreting dreams.
Merriam-Webster also backs it.
NOTE: Oneirology is a scientific study of dreams and it is different from Oneirocriticism.
On the other hand, Oneiromancy is divination through dreams i.e. you see dreams sent by God or demigods and predict the future.
Oxford Dictionary defines Oneiromancy as
:The interpretation of dreams in order to foretell the future.
Merriam-Webster also back it.
From wiki, Oneiromancy (from the Greek όνειροϛ oneiros, dream, and μαντεία manteia, prophecy) is a form of divination based upon dreams; it is a system of dream interpretation that uses dreams to predict the future.
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A dreamologist is the name that came to me in a dream.
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The exact word that you are looking for is Oneirocriticism.
Oxford Dictionary defines Oneirocriticism as
: The art or practice of interpreting dreams.
Merriam-Webster also backs it.
NOTE: Oneirology is a scientific study of dreams and it is different from Oneirocriticism.
On the other hand, Oneiromancy is divination through dreams i.e. you see dreams sent by God or demigods and predict the future.
Oxford Dictionary defines Oneiromancy as
:The interpretation of dreams in order to foretell the future.
Merriam-Webster also back it.
From wiki, Oneiromancy (from the Greek όνειροϛ oneiros, dream, and μαντεία manteia, prophecy) is a form of divination based upon dreams; it is a system of dream interpretation that uses dreams to predict the future.
answered Apr 20 at 13:17
Ubi hattUbi hatt
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The exact word that you are looking for is Oneirocriticism.
Oxford Dictionary defines Oneirocriticism as
: The art or practice of interpreting dreams.
Merriam-Webster also backs it.
NOTE: Oneirology is a scientific study of dreams and it is different from Oneirocriticism.
On the other hand, Oneiromancy is divination through dreams i.e. you see dreams sent by God or demigods and predict the future.
Oxford Dictionary defines Oneiromancy as
:The interpretation of dreams in order to foretell the future.
Merriam-Webster also back it.
From wiki, Oneiromancy (from the Greek όνειροϛ oneiros, dream, and μαντεία manteia, prophecy) is a form of divination based upon dreams; it is a system of dream interpretation that uses dreams to predict the future.
answered Apr 20 at 13:17
Ubi hattUbi hatt
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The exact word that you are looking for is Oneirocriticism.
Oxford Dictionary defines Oneirocriticism as
: The art or practice of interpreting dreams.
Merriam-Webster also backs it.
NOTE: Oneirology is a scientific study of dreams and it is different from Oneirocriticism.
On the other hand, Oneiromancy is divination through dreams i.e. you see dreams sent by God or demigods and predict the future.
Oxford Dictionary defines Oneiromancy as
:The interpretation of dreams in order to foretell the future.
Merriam-Webster also back it.
From wiki, Oneiromancy (from the Greek όνειροϛ oneiros, dream, and μαντεία manteia, prophecy) is a form of divination based upon dreams; it is a system of dream interpretation that uses dreams to predict the future.
answered Apr 20 at 13:17
Ubi hattUbi hatt
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The exact word that you are looking for is Oneirocriticism.
Oxford Dictionary defines Oneirocriticism as
: The art or practice of interpreting dreams.
Merriam-Webster also backs it.
NOTE: Oneirology is a scientific study of dreams and it is different from Oneirocriticism.
On the other hand, Oneiromancy is divination through dreams i.e. you see dreams sent by God or demigods and predict the future.
Oxford Dictionary defines Oneiromancy as
:The interpretation of dreams in order to foretell the future.
Merriam-Webster also back it.
From wiki, Oneiromancy (from the Greek όνειροϛ oneiros, dream, and μαντεία manteia, prophecy) is a form of divination based upon dreams; it is a system of dream interpretation that uses dreams to predict the future.
answered Apr 20 at 13:17
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A dreamologist is the name that came to me in a dream.
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A dreamologist is the name that came to me in a dream.
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